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Institutional arbitration must get some teeth - Vimarsana News

Institutional arbitration must get some teeth

On 30 July 2017, Justice B.N. Srikrishna, Retired Judge, Supreme Court of India, Chairperson of the HighLevel Committee to Review the Institutionalisation of Arbitration Mechanism in India, submitted his report on the need to institutionalise arbitration mechanisms in India.

Specialised Arbitration And The Transformation Of Indian Dispute Resolution - Vimarsana News

Specialised Arbitration And The Transformation Of Indian Dispute Resolution

Arbitration in the recent times has emerged as a promising solution for litigants struggling to get prompt assistance from the overwhelmed Indian Courts. The two types of Arbitration namely Ad Hoc...

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Supreme Court, Binding Non-Signatories, Arbitration, Zeus Law Associates - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court, Binding Non-Signatories, Arbitration, Zeus Law Associates

It is not uncommon in today's commercial landscape for disputes to arise from multiple contracts executed between different parties forming part of the same commercial transaction for the completion...

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Energy Disputes Arbitration Centre Türkiye, IAMC Hyderabad, MOU - Vimarsana News

Energy Disputes Arbitration Centre Türkiye, IAMC Hyderabad, MOU

International Arbitration & Mediation Centre Hyderabad (IAMC Hyderabad) has deepened its relationship and strategic ties in the Energy Arbitration sector, with the signing of an MoU with Energy...

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Institutional arbitration may suffer collateral damage - Vimarsana News

Institutional arbitration may suffer collateral damage

The Supreme Court’s ruling that an unstamped instrument that is otherwise exigible to stamp duty is unenforceable and must be impounded by the court has big implications for arbitration.