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Limitation Period for Enforcement of a Foreign Award

2020-09-23

Arbitrability of Fraud

2020-09-17

Anti-Arbitration Injunction

2020-09-09

Procedural Flexibility to decide Jurisdictional Issue under Section 16

2020-08-28

Overlap between MSMED Act and Arbitration Act

2020-08-24

Rule to Amend an Arbitration Petition

2020-08-20

Enforcement of Foreign Award granting a put option subject to challenges under FEMA

2020-08-18

Arbitration v. Commercial Courts

2020-08-17

Section 29A – Prospective or Retrospective?

2020-08-14

No Addition of Cause of Action to Defeat the Arbitration Clause

2020-08-10

Subsequent Cause of Action from Same Agreement – Jurisdiction of Court Not Barred Under Section 9 (3)

2020-07-31

Optional Arbitration Clause – Is it a good option?

2020-07-27

Fast Track Arbitration In India

2020-07-16

The Dichotomy of Seat and Venue of Arbitration Continues

2020-07-10

Mediation – Easy & Speedy Settlement

2020-07-09

Losing Party cannot seek an Order under Section 34 of the Act

2020-07-07

I&B Code, 2016 v. Arbitration, 1996

2020-07-07

Payment of Rent during Covid-19 Lockdown

2020-07-03

Multiple Arbitrations Under Section 34 of the Act

2020-06-30

Territorial Jurisdiction of a Court for Enforcement of Award

2020-06-26

Scope of Challenge Against Enforcement of Award under Section 48(1)(B) – “Otherwise Unable to Present Its Case”

2020-06-19

Appointment of an “Affiliate” Arbitrator Not eligible under Seventh Schedule

2020-06-19

Domestic Award can be Set Aside, If Irrational And Perverse – Supreme Court

2020-06-18

AI & ITS EFFECTS ON ARBITRATION

2020-06-12

Relationship between a Client & Foreign Law Firm – “Commercial”

2020-05-26

Supreme Court on Waiver of Right to Object

2020-05-12

Drafting of an effective Arbitration Agreement

2020-05-08

IMPLEADING FOREIGN COMPANY IN AN ARBITRATION PROCEEDING

2019-07-18

“Seat of Arbitration” and “Venue of Arbitration” Cannot Be Used Synonymously

2019-01-16

Arbitration Clause Cannot Oust The Jurisdiction Of Consumer Courts

2018-12-20

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