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    Part I: Arbitrability of IPR Disputes: A Comparative Analysis calling for Change
    • 5 days ago
    • 4 min

    Part I: Arbitrability of IPR Disputes: A Comparative Analysis calling for Change

    Apurva Singhi [i] Introduction As a means of dispute resolution, arbitration provides several benefits over the traditional court...
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    Part II: Arbitrability of IPR Disputes: A Comparative Analysis calling for a Change
    • 5 days ago
    • 5 min

    Part II: Arbitrability of IPR Disputes: A Comparative Analysis calling for a Change

    Apurva Singhi [i] Arbitrability of IPR Disputes in other Jurisdictions: A Comparative Analysis There are four generally recognised...
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    Swiggy’s Acquisition of Dineout: A Classic Case of Leveraging Through Network Effect?
    • Aug 7
    • 6 min

    Swiggy’s Acquisition of Dineout: A Classic Case of Leveraging Through Network Effect?

    Tapamoy Ghose [i] Introduction Swiggy, an online food ordering and delivery platform, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire...
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    Data Protection in Virtual Arbitration: How does it look in Asian Jurisdiction?
    • Apr 19
    • 6 min

    Data Protection in Virtual Arbitration: How does it look in Asian Jurisdiction?

    Samriddhi Sanga [i] Introduction The EU’s GDPR inspired - ICCA-IBA Roadmap on Data Protection in International Arbitration, arrived in...
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    Analyzing the redefined scope of challenging unilateral appointments from a broad-based panel
    • Feb 16
    • 9 min

    Analyzing the redefined scope of challenging unilateral appointments from a broad-based panel

    Abhishek Kurian and Tamanna Das Patnaik[i] Introduction Unilateral appointments of arbitrators from broad-based panels has been a focal...
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    Place of Publication: Kolkata & Mumbai (India).

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    Editor-in-Chief: Bodhisattwa Majumder (Bodhisattwa@mnlumumbai.edu.in)

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