The commencement of arbitral proceedings is a foundational step in the arbitration process, governed by Section 21 of the Arbitration…

Introduction Contracts form the backbone of every economy by facilitating commerce, investment and governance. When drafted ambiguously, they can disrupt…

India’s approach to arbitration is becoming more flexible and practical. Disputes involving fraud, intellectual property, and employment are no longer automatically excluded from arbitration. Instead, courts now examine whether the dispute concerns private contractual rights between parties or broader statutory rights that affect the public at large. This approach strengthens party autonomy while ensuring that matters of public interest remain protected. Overall, it shows India’s growing alignment with global pro-arbitration practices, even though some legal uncertainties still remain.

The Supreme Court’s 2025 Ruling in Balaji Steel Trade v. Fludor Benin S.A. The Supreme Court’s 2025 ruling in Balaji…

Introduction Arbitration in dispute resolution forums is the method to quickly and discreetly settling business disputes. The benefits provided under…

Introduction Today’s world is experiencing rapid growth in extraterritorial trade, leading to inevitable disputes among participating parties. Due to the…

Introduction Arbitration’s chief virtue is finality—the idea that once an arbitral tribunal issues its award, parties avoid protracted court battles.…

Effective enforcement of arbitral awards is paramount to the credibility of international arbitration. While robust legal frameworks like the New…