arbitration

Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution mechanism that is increasingly gaining importance in India due to its cost-effectiveness and speedy resolution of disputes. The Indian government has been continuously making efforts to promote arbitration as a preferred mode of dispute resolution, and several recent developments indicate emerging trends in arbitration law. This article will discuss some of these emerging trends and their impact on arbitration in India, with the help of real Indian case laws.

In this article, we will explore the key provisions of Section 7, including the definition and importance of an Arbitration Agreement, the form, and validity of an agreement, and its applicability to the parties involved in a dispute. We will also examine the relevant case laws that have shaped the interpretation of Section 7.

This article analyses the arbitration agreement mentioned under Section 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The author will discuss the definition of an arbitration agreement, the obligations that it imposes on the parties, and the procedure that the parties must follow when entering into an arbitration agreement. Furthermore, the author will discuss the agreement’s objective, as well as its benefits and drawbacks. In addition, the author will explain the Supreme Court’s fundamentals for the arbitration agreement.

This article will discuss the concept of a seat in international commercial arbitration, its importance, and the factors that should be considered when selecting a seat. The article will also examine the impact of the seat on the arbitration proceedings and the enforceability of the award.