Dec 18, 2024

25 Not Out: A Tale of Two Cities

This article discusses the comparative approach of Indian and English arbitration laws and practices, and analyses similarities and overlaps between the approach of courts in the two jurisdictions, particularly with respect to arbitral autonomy and the enforcement of arbitration agreements as well as foreign arbitral awards.

It has been published in the National Law School Business Law Review (Volume 9, Issue 1) and can be accessed here.

 

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