Khushboo Sharma & Dalima Pushkarna (*) ______________________________ Introduction Recently, the Singapore Court of Appeal (“CA”) in...

Aditya Puri & Shubham Gandhi [i] The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“the Act”) provides for the grant of interim measures vide...

Apurva Singhi [i] Arbitrability of IPR Disputes in other Jurisdictions: A Comparative Analysis There are four generally recognised...

Apurva Singhi [i] Introduction As a means of dispute resolution, arbitration provides several benefits over the traditional court...

Abhishek Kurian and Tamanna Das Patnaik[i] Introduction Unilateral appointments of arbitrators from broad-based panels has been a focal...

Mayank Bhageria[i] Introduction Arbitrators have the discretionary authority in granting interest if it seems that the arbitral award is...

Shinjani Agnihotri[i] The Supreme Court has on various occasions examined the nature of disputes that are suited for arbitration. It has...

Tanmay Gupta, Associate Editor, Arbitration Corporate Law Review Amishi Aggarwal [i], Co-Author Introduction In CDM v. CDP as well as BTN...

Ajay Lulla [i] Introduction Not long after India was criticized for its conduct in the Vodafone case, it has yet again been adjudged to...

Aachman Shekhar [i] Party autonomy is the cornerstone of arbitration since it allows parties to select and tailor the procedure according...

The authors the Sun Yang judgment as an important precedent by easing the “duty of curiosity” and bringing arbitrators social media activity

Pushkar Deo[i] The Doctrine of Fruits of the Poisonous Tree (‘the doctrine’) deals with the question of admissibility of illegally...

This article proposes to dissect the changes brought by this ordinance in Section 36, the implication of such changes.

This Article aims at undertaking an analysis of the English law on arbitrator’s duty of disclosure, with reference to Halliburton v. Chubb.

Atharv Gupta[i] Introduction When one thinks about the doctrine of severability in arbitration and its application by different courts in...

Abhinav Gupta[i] Associate Editor , Arbitration Corporate Law Review A single-judge bench of the Gujarat High Court on November 3, 2020,...

Philip Teoh[1] (Reproduced from Semaphore September 2020 with the kind permission of Maritime Law Association of Australia and New...

Through the article, the authors explain the position of arbitrability of fraud in India and tracing back how it came to be so.

The author(s) presents a case comment on the Supreme Court's Decision in Government of India v. Vedanta Limited and others.

This article gives a critical analysis of the Chinese International Commercial Court.