Arbitration

ADR in digital IP disputes
18. 11
2025
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ADR and IPR in the Digital World

Introduction  Computers, the internet, and other electronic communication networks have created a virtual world that is popularly referred to as “cyberspace”. Cyberspace connects us all globally, transforming traditional ways of human interactions, transactions, and knowledge sharing.  The digital era presents several complexities, especially when disputes arise, including the need for domain specialists who can adjudicate […]
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Emergency Arbitration in India
01. 09
2025
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Emergency Arbitration and Its Applicability in India

Introduction Emergency Arbitration, a relatively newer and developing concept in Arbitration laws of our country, as a prominent apparatus for parties in disputes to secure reliefs. It allows a disputing party to seek relief before the constitution of a formal arbitration tribunal. However, the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 does not enshrine any provisions of […]
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Arbitration And Conciliation Act
28. 08
2025
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Understanding Section 21 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act

Introduction Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, exists at the nucleus of the arbitral process in India, providing the procedural anchor for the commencement of arbitration proceedings. While the statutory language may appear sharply defined, the interpretation and application of Section 21 involve several nuanced considerations for parties engaged in the procedure.  […]
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Special Laws Over General Laws
23. 07
2025
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The Overriding Effect Of Special Laws Over General Laws

The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, in the case of  M/S Harcharan Dass Gupta v Union of India delivered a significant ruling affirming the precedence of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006 (MSMED Act) over Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (A&C Act) in disputes involving Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This […]
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Construction Disputes in India
13. 11
2024
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Blueprints of Conflict: Construction Disputes in India

The Growing Terrain of Construction Disputes in India The rapid expansion of India’s construction sector, driven by ambitious infrastructure projects and real estate booms, has inevitably led to an increase in Construction Disputes in India. From engineering marvels to residential complexes, this high-stakes industry is a legal minefield, with disputes often arising over contract terms, […]
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Construction Arbitration in India
11. 11
2024
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Diverse Facets of Construction Arbitration in India

The construction industry, a cornerstone of India’s economic framework, often witnesses complex disputes arising from large-scale infrastructure projects. These disputes, typically involving delays, cost overruns and breach of contractual obligations, demand a swift and specialized resolution mechanism—this is where Construction Arbitration in India emerges as an essential legal recourse. Arbitration in the construction sector is […]
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Top Mistakes to Avoid in Commercial Arbitration Agreements in India
30. 07
2024
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Top Mistakes to Avoid in Commercial Arbitration Agreements in India

In the realm of commercial arbitration in India, the precision and comprehensiveness of the arbitration agreement are pivotal in ensuring a smooth and effective dispute resolution process. Here are the top mistakes to avoid when drafting and finalizing these agreements: Ambiguous Arbitration Clauses: Vague language in arbitration clauses can lead to disputes over the interpretation […]
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