International Commercial Arbitration

We can divide arbitration into two types – (i) Domestic Arbitration and (i) International Arbitration. The distinction between the two is so significant that UNCITRAL Model Law is specifically created for international commercial arbitration. Though the expression domestic arbitration is not used in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, it means an arbitration proceeding arising out…

Law Governing Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award

Domestic award Often awards arising out of international arbitration proceedings are actually enforced under the regime of domestic awards. Though each state is generally free to determine which awards it considers to be domestic, the relevant criterion is normally the place of arbitration. As a consequence, recognition and enforcement of awards rendered within a country…

Arbitral Award

What is an award? An arbitral tribunal pronounces numerous decisions during the course of its proceedings. These decisions are mainly divided into two categories: ‘Orders’ and ‘Awards’. It is very important to define what an award is. While an award deals with substantial issues which resolve the issues in dispute, an order resolves the procedural…

Technology & Arbitration: Considerations and proposals for the future

The advent of Covid-19 and measures taken to stop the transmission of this possibly deadly virus has got everyone around has ensued nation-wide lockdowns. With Judicial proceedings on a standstill, ADR continues to grow in popularity as alternate means of conflict settlement. This article discusses the concept, challenges and future considerations related to E-Arbitration in India.

ARBITRATION PROCEDURE

WHAT IS ARBITRATION Arbitration is a type of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and it is used when the parties fail to settle their dispute through litigation. Contrary to litigation, in Arbitration, the parties are at freedom to choose their own tribunal (arbitrator(s)). The decision of the Arbitrator(s) is binding on both the parties and enforceable…