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From Dow Chemical to Cox &Kings Comparative Evolution of the Group of CompaniesDoctrine in India, France, andSingapore
Introduction Arbitration has been considered as the most effective methods used in settling international business disputes as it is efficient, confidential, and enforceable. Globalization has brought about the problem of very complicated corporate frameworks that may cut across several jurisdictions in business transactions. This has raised fundamental questions on who is obligated under arbitration agreements
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The Concept of ‘Curable Defect’A Doctrinal Analysis ofStamping Deficiencies andArbitration Enforceability
Introduction Doctrinal development in the area of arbitration law in India has seen a great deal of development with regards to the enforceability of arbitration clauses in unstamped or insufficiently stamped agreements. The key to this discussion is the concept of a curable defect, a concept that is applied to refer to the procedural flaws
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Revolutionizing Arbitration in AdmiraltyLaw: Advancing Maritime Arbitrationwith Blockchain Technology
Alternative Dispute Resolution [“ADR”] is utilized to achieve quick justicewithout engaging in the Court’s procedures. Maritime professionals utilizethis method of resolving disputes due to its numerous benefits, includingmaintaining the confidentiality of their operations, avoiding jurisdictionaldisputes, and not requiring lengthy procedures.1 One more core aspect ofthis note would be about inculcating blockchain technology in maritimearbitration procedures.
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AI AS ARBITRATOR: ARCHITECTING THE LEGAL MATRIX FOR MACHINE-RENDERED AWARDS IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
The way we use artificial intelligence has changed a lot since its first appearance, handling boring jobs such as reviewing papers or agreements. We see that a significant development is artificial intelligence functioning as a standalone arbiter, empowered to deliver conclusive rulings for worldwide conflicts. This advancement is quite transformative, for it challenges the old
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THIRD PARTIES IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION & NON-CONSENTDILEMMA
“The users of International Arbitration, in commercial, investment or maritime disputes, has long recognised arbitration as alternative to litigation and to preserve its sanctity adored the idea of consent of parties and resultant award.”2In the words of GeorgeA. Bermann3“all participants—parties, counsel, arbitrators, arbitral institutions—have an interest in ensuring that arbitration delivers the various advantages associatedwith
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International Commercial Arbitration
Arbitration is the earliest known form of legal dispute resolution, dating back to the Jay Treaty signed in 1794 between “Great Britain” and the “United States” for modern international law. A 2 unique feature in arbitration is that the parties involved in arbitration designate a tribunal to settle the disagreement or series of disputes, typically
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REGULATING COUNSEL RESIGNATION IN INTERNATIONALARBITRATION: ETHICAL EXITS AND INSTITUTIONAL OVERSIGHT
In a time when global politics is increasingly shaped by unstable power dynamics, prolonged conflicts, and shifting alliances, international legal systems are under growing strain. One striking development, often overlooked, is the steady increase in law firms and individual practitioners stepping back from representing states in international adjudicatory settings, particularly in arbitration. What used to
