Month: June 2026

Nagreeka Indcon v Cargocare Logistics: Unpacking the Effect of ‘Can’ and ‘Shall’ in an Arbitration Clause

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[This guest post is authored by Raghav Agrawal, a third-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at Hidayatullah National Law University, Naya Raipur] One of the mistakes in corporate drafting today is to include "can" or "may" in a clause that addresses the dispute resolution mechanism, with the intention of improving out-of-court options. However, the Supreme Court of … Continue reading Nagreeka Indcon v Cargocare Logistics: Unpacking the Effect of ‘Can’ and ‘Shall’ in an Arbitration Clause

Whose Truth is it Anyway? The Silent Geopolitics Inside Your Arbitration Algorithm

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[This guest post is authored by Shubham Shrivastva, Penultimate Year Law Student, Dharmashastra National Law University] Consider the following thought exercise. Into an international arbitration, two legal teams go. At stake are the multi-billion-dollar investments of a western energy firm pitted against a state-owned Asian enterprise. Both sides use advanced document review platforms equipped with … Continue reading Whose Truth is it Anyway? The Silent Geopolitics Inside Your Arbitration Algorithm