The article discusses the lack of clarity in terms of seat, venue and place.

This article sheds light on the situations when the limitation applies to a counter claim filed by the Respondent in an arbitration.

This article analyses the scope for interfering with arbitral awards in context of SEAMEC v. Oil India.

The article comments upon and analyses the effectiveness of the lucrative approach adopted by the Art. V(1)(e) of the New York Convention.

The authors have curated and analysed in depth the recent judgement of the Indian Supreme Court in Patel Engineering Ltd. v. NEEPCO.

The authors argue that the Arbitration Act leaves hardly any room for the arbitrators of the foreign jurisdictions to be a part.

In this post, Subodh Singh and Swati Singh, Third Year Students of ILS Law College write for ACLR on "Emergency Arbitration".

In the context of NAFED v. Alimenta, this post will critically analyze the discrepancies in Indian case law on the topic.