Introduction In this article, Shreyas Jayasimha, Punthi Shah and Tushar Tyagi analyze how Alternative Modes of Dispute Resolution have been gaining traction across the world as an apt alternative to …
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Aarna Law is thrilled to share that Anusha Madhusudhan from our international disputes team has been selected by the International Court of Justice, the principal judicial organ of the UN, …
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World Anti-Counterfeiting Day was marked on 8 June 2023. This annual occasion is a reminder of the importance of tackling counterfeiting and piracy, and the need to raise awareness of …
The NTA Annual Meeting Live+ – the biggest annual gathering of IP practitioners – took place in Singapore in May. Aarna Law was represented by Spandana Ashwath. The INTA Annual …
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Aarna Law’s co-founder Shreyas Jayasimha has been appointed to the Expert Committee that will recommend reform to India’s Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The Expert Committee is tasked with reviewing the present …
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A recent judgment from the Delhi High Court has placed arbitration financing in the spotlight and seems to provide more comfort to third-party funders of disputes in India. On 29 …
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Last Friday, Aarna Law co-founder Shreyas Jayasimha participated in the SIAC Bengaluru Conference. He took part in an Oxford-style debate in which he argued that India could become a hub …
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India has barely half the insurance amount it needs in the event of a nuclear disaster, raising concerns among experts about the lack of oversight on the nuclear sector.
Arbitrating in India can involve recalcitrant respondents trying to frustrate the proceedings, and claimants trying to bring claims that would ideally be litigated before courts. Unfortunately, the jurisprudence around whether a claim is arbitrable or not has not followed a consistent pattern yet it can have profound consequences for the parties involved.
It therefore becomes essential to understand the state of play when it comes to understanding which disputes are arbitrable under Indian law including for the purposes of this article when there are allegations of fraud.
