International Commercial Arbitration (ICA) is a complex and nuanced field, central to the resolution of cross-border commercial disputes. At the heart of this process is the arbitrator, a neutr...

Origin of the term One of the most well-known principles in International Commercial Arbitration is the doctrine of kompetenz-kompetenz, known as competence de la competence in French and comp...

The relationship between national courts and arbitration is marked by a complex interdependence. Similar to a parent-child dynamic, arbitration continually strives for independence from nationa...

The extension of the mandate of an expired arbitral tribunal presents a significant legal challenge in the field of arbitration. This article explores the legal feasibility of extending the man...

India recognized resolving disputes by way of mediation and reconciliation from Vedic era. However, codified law on settlement of disputes was first enacted in the year 1899, known as Indian Ar...

Arbitration is a procedure that helps parties to resolve their dispute outside of court by third party with the agreement of the parties involved. It is quasi-judicial in nature. Arbitration is...

Mediation has emerged as a pivotal tool in resolving commercial disputes globally, offering a structured, cost-effective, and collaborative alternative to traditional litigation. This article e...

Throughout history, conflicts and disagreements have been unavoidable aspects of human interaction. Even before the system of courts was established, societies had methods to settle disagreemen...

NN Global Mercantile Pvt Ltd v. Indo Unique Flame Ltd & others; In Re: interplay between Indian Stamp Act and Indian Arbitration Act The Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1986[i] was enact...

The story of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in India is one of resilience, adaptation, and a constant search for more efficient ways to resolve conflicts. It's a tale that spans centuries...