[This guest post is authored by Aditya Singh Chauhan. Aditya is currently studying law at the National Law University, Jodhpur. Aditya is also the executive editor at the Indian Journal of Arbitration Law (IJAL). He can be reached at c.adityasingh@outlook.com] Judicial Ambiguity in Enforcement of Investment Awards in India The Convention on the Settlement of … Continue reading Judicial Ambiguity in Enforcement of Investment Awards in India
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Challenging Arbitrability of Fraud before a Tribunal in India
This guest post is authored by Udbhav Nanda. He is a practicing advocate at the High Court of Odisha. Udbhav is currently working at the Office of the Advocate General to the State of Odisha and frequently works on domestic arbitration and corporate litigation at the Odisha High Court and insolvency disputes at the NCLT, … Continue reading Challenging Arbitrability of Fraud before a Tribunal in India
BITs and the Developing Nation’s Paradox: An Indian Perspective
[This guest post is authored by Abhishar Vidyarthi, a fifth-year law student at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. He presently serves as a research assistant at Asian Arbitration and ADR Alliance, Singapore; and takes a keen interest in international commercial and investment arbitration. He can be reached at avividyarthi@gmail.com] Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is … Continue reading BITs and the Developing Nation’s Paradox: An Indian Perspective
Job Opportunity @ SAMA, Bangalore
A funded technology enterprise, SAMA (Solve All Matters Amicably) in Bangalore is looking to retain a Lead Counsel with at least 10 years of experience in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). The professional should have a deep understanding of ADR procedures - such as arbitration, mediation and conciliation. The professional will be responsible for handling the … Continue reading Job Opportunity @ SAMA, Bangalore
Delhi High Court Declines Determination of Res-judicata in Section 11 Application, Appoints Arbitrator
The Petitioner in Parsvnath Developers v. Rail Land Development Authority[1] requested the Delhi High Court to appoint a nominee arbitrator for the recalcitrant Respondent under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (the Arbitration Act), in a dispute arising out of a development agreement (the Agreement). The Respondent resisted the Petitioner’s request on … Continue reading Delhi High Court Declines Determination of Res-judicata in Section 11 Application, Appoints Arbitrator
How to Enforce a Singapore based Arbitral Award in India? – Part I
Singapore has long served as one of the most attractive arbitral seats in the world. The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and the Singapore Maritime Chambers of Arbitration (SCMA) are among the prominent global arbitral institutions housed in Singapore. Both SIAC and SCMA have their own set of arbitration rules, which are complemented by the … Continue reading How to Enforce a Singapore based Arbitral Award in India? – Part I
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