This essay examines the critical principles of independence and impartiality in the context of arbitrators in India. Arbitration, as an alternative dispute resolution method, offers a streamlin...

Arbitration law in India is governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The act aims to establish the procedures for resolving disputes by arbitration or conciliation, both in domes...

International commercial or foreign arbitration awards are the rulings rendered by arbitrators in cases involving parties from other nations. The process of execution may be used in India to en...

Over the past few decades, while countries' economies have developed significantly, there has also been a notable rise in the number of business disputes. Arbitration and other alternative disp...

On 13.12.2023, a seven-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court delivered verdict in the matter, In Re interplay between Indian Stamp Act and Indian Arbitration Act, which dealt with the v...

A historical phenomenon, economic "globalisation" is the product of creative problem-solving and technical advancements made by humans. Globalisation is the process by which nations' ...

The subject matter of commercial laws is to govern business transactions. No matter the business is conducted in-office or virtually, the commercial laws manage to make their place in this dyna...

The advent of Arbitration as a means of alternative dispute resolution mechanism recognizes party autonomy and gives legal backing to the will of the parties and by way of an Arbitration Agreem...

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) strategies, which include arbitration, mediation, and negotiation, have been praised for a considerable amount of time as helpful instruments that have the ...

Equality of justice is a fundamental aspect of the judicial system of our nation. We cannot conceive of justice which is not fair and equal, or being indiscriminate. It is embedded in the India...