Standardizing Dispute Crystallisation: Jurisdiction Ratione Temporis as A Procedural Issue
This article has been authored by Anmol Tyagi, 3rd year student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala.
Interim Measures Advancement in Arbitration: Backup Dancers to Global Enforcers
This article has been authored by Deepesh Tapariya is a 3rd year B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. “Interim measures: the linchpin of arbitration’s efficacy, empowering parties to enforce foreign awards with precision.” – Gary Born[1] Introduction A well-known personality in international arbitration put it succinctly: To achieve the noted goals arbitration […]
Settling the Unsettled: Can ADR reshape India’s Competition Law?
This article has been authored by Khushi Bansal and Parnika Agarwal are 4th year student at Symbiosis Law School, Noida. Introduction Have you ever thought of settlement of conflicts in rem without going to the courts? Outside Court Settlement or Alternative Dispute Resolution (‘ADR’)(as is widely known) refers to the settlement of disputes privately, without going to the courts. This substitute […]
Breaking New Ground: The Addition of Coordinated Proceedings under SIAC Rule 17
This article has been authored by Srijan Tripathi and Vaibhav Chandra Srivastava are 3rd year B.B.A. L.L.B. (Hons.) students at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. Introduction The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) had published the Draft 7th Edition of the SIAC Rules for public consultation on 22nd August, 2023 which have, after due consideration come into effect from […]
AI-Driven Decision-Making in Arbitration: A Double-Edged Sword
This article is authored by Aravya and Lavanya, first year law students at NLU Delhi.
Pre-Arbitral Procedures: To be mandatory or not?
This article has been authored by Ritwik Sharma & Ishani Chakraborty, 3rd year law students at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. Introduction Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses (“MDR”) require parties to fulfill mandatory pre-adjudicatory requirements before the commencement of arbitral proceedings. So far, Indian courts have generally upheld a pro-arbitration stance, treating such pre-arbitral steps […]
Navigating the Third-Party Funding Conundrum: A Regulatory Blueprint [Part-2]
This article has been authored by Arnav Roy & Harshil Shriwas, 3rd year law students at National Law University, Delhi. Read Part-1 of this piece here. Need for Regulation and the Indian scenario The regulatory models across jurisdictions initiate a debate over the extent of regulation other than the regulatory model to be adopted. This […]
Navigating the Third-Party Funding Conundrum: A Regulatory Blueprint [Part-1]
This article has been authored by Arnav Roy & Harshil Shriwas, 3rd year law students at National Law University, Delhi. Introduction Third-Party Funding (TPF) refers to the practice where an external financier covers the legal expenses of a disputant in arbitration without being directly involved in the dispute. This financial assistance might include covering the […]
Live Blogging – 2nd CNLU National Mediation Competition, 2024
Day 2: Preliminary Round 2 & Quarter Final Round
Guest Lecture on “Careers in ADR” by CCADR, CNLU [Feb. 11, 2024 at 03:00- 4:00 PM]
The Chanakya Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CCADR) of CNLU is organising an online guest lecture on ‘Careers in ADR’, scheduled to be held on February 11th, 2024.