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INTRODUCTION The arbitration mechanism has been conceptualized as a form of alternative dispute resolution, grounded in the foundational principles of effectiveness, efficiency, and party autonomy. It represents a consensual process wherein parties voluntarily opt to resolve their disputes outside the conventional judicial framework. In line with established jurisprudence, participation in arbitral proceedings is confined to those who are signatories to the arbitration agreem

INTRODUCTION The National Company Law Tribunal [“ NCLT ”] and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal [“ NCLAT ”] [collectively, the...

INTRODUCTION In many construction, insurance, and commercial contracts, it is a common practice for the employer or insurer to require...

INTRODUCTION Online gaming has been a trending topic in the recent past. Several platforms have come up with innovative gaming ideas to...

INTRODUCTION Third-Party Funding ("TPF"), also known as litigation funding, is an arrangement wherein a party that engages in any...

INTRODUCTION To ensure there is economic stability and growth in our country, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 ("IBC") was...

INTRODUCTION Arbitration, as an alternative mechanism for resolving disputes without there being hassle of going to courts, has become...

INTRODUCTION Intellectual property rights that are relevant to agriculture biotechnology include patents, plant breeders’ rights,...

INTRODUCTION The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”) was introduced with the main purpose to provide an efficient mechanism for...

INTRODUCTION Arbitration is one of the most sought-after and popular modes of dispute resolution in India. It is observed that almost all...

INTRODUCTION Initiatives are being taken, both globally and nationally, for facilitating the adoption of blockchain technologies (also...

INTRODUCTION The courts as well as the tribunals have been given the powers under section 9 and section 17 of The Arbitration and...