This article discusses the Indian scenario of Emergency arbitration in the light of recent ruling in Ashwini Minda case by Delhi High Court.

This post summarises the current legal position highlighting the relaxations granted to corporate entities that underwent CIRP.

The authors have very succinctly summarized the approach of the Indian courts in dealing whether Covid-19 qualifies as force majeure.

The author attempts to devise an appellate arbitration mechanism for India and other nascent nations who have recognised recently.

This section shall deal with the role of third parties as stood under the 1996 Act and the 2015 Amendment Act and its consequences.

The authors delve into the contentious issue of unilateral appointment of arbitrators.

This article provides a comparitive analysis of incorporating pre-packaged insolvency into the Indian insolvency framework.

In this second piece of the Arbitration Laws Series, Hari Narayan analyses the 2019 Amendment and Party Autonomy in Arbitration.

In this series of articles our advisor Hari Narayan provides a comprehensive legislative evolution of arbitration laws in India.

This article analyses the amendments regarding the changes in the regulatory framework of the Investment Advisors.

This article contends the the recently introduced S.42A of Arb. Act is restrictive in nature and defeats the purpose of it's enactment.

This article explicates plausible scenarios for arbitration to proceed under the CIRP suspension/moratorium effectuated under the recently.

Philip Teoh discusses the implications of storage of dangerous chemicals in Ports in context of Lebanon blast.

This article analyses the implications of UBER v. CCI in reference to previous cases and suggests an alternative approach.