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    Discretionary Power of Arbitration in Awarding Interest: Is it unfettered?
    • Nov 28, 2021
    • 5 min

    Discretionary Power of Arbitration in Awarding Interest: Is it unfettered?

    Mayank Bhageria[i] Introduction Arbitrators have the discretionary authority in granting interest if it seems that the arbitral award is for the payment of money. It can be pendente lite, pre-reference or post-award interest. Arbitrators do not only have the power to award interest but they can also determine the rate of interest. Although arbitrators have the discretionary power in awarding interest on the whole or part of the money awarded and determining the rate, at the s
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    Can Cryptocurrency Disputes be Arbitrated?
    • Nov 19, 2021
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    Can Cryptocurrency Disputes be Arbitrated?

    Shinjani Agnihotri[i] The Supreme Court has on various occasions examined the nature of disputes that are suited for arbitration. It has excluded certain subject-matters from its purview, such as issues relating to intellectual property rights, divorce etc. Another contentious subject-matter is cryptocurrency. This article argues that international commercial arbitration provides the best mechanism to adjudicate cross-border disputes relating to cryptocurrency and proposes th
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