Arbitration
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What is difference between Section 34 of arbitration Act and Section 37 of the Arbitration Act?
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Understanding the distinction between Section 34 (application for setting aside an arbitral award) and Section 37 (appealable orders) is crucial to ...

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“Due Process Paranoia “– Analysing the need for summary procedure provisions in International Arbitration rules.
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Summary disposal or fast-track arbitration is a proceeding whereby the parties select a subset of disputes from the universe of potential disputes and ...

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Whether a clause mentioning ‘Arbitration’ but primarily providing for Negotiation, Mediation, and recourse to Civil Courts qualify as a valid Arbitration Agreement? – Ananya Pratap Singh
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Supreme Court of India: Whether a clause mentioning ‘Arbitration’ but primarily providing for Negotiation, Mediation, and recourse to Civil Courts ...

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Litigation Funding in International Arbitration: Leveling the Playing Field in a Capital-Driven Game
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The high costs of international arbitration create a playing field where financial strength often determines the outcome rather than legal merit. For ...

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Finding a Place for Contra Proferentem in Arbitration
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(This guest post is co-authored by Rahul Kumar and Aditya Singh. Rahul is an advocate at Sarvada and Aditya is a third-year law student at RML-NLU. This ...

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Modification of Arbitral Awards in India: An Analysis of Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft Technologies Limited
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Introduction The Supreme Court of India’s recent decision in Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft Technologies Limited and its ...

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Frenkel v. Croatia: The Boundaries of Res Judicata in Investment Arbitration
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The recent award in Ahron G. Frenkel v. Republic of Croatia has already succeeded in dividing the very tribunal that rendered it—never an encouraging omen. ...

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Global Perspectives on Teaching International Investment Arbitration: Teaching the Financialization of International Investment Arbitration
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One could be forgiven for thinking that teaching international economic law in the United States (“U.S.”) is challenging these days. The U.S. has disabled ...

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Towards a Consensus in the Country Equity Risk Premium Debate in International Arbitration?
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Country Equity Risk Premium (CERP) represents the additional return equity investors require to compensate for the heightened risks of investing in a ...

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2025 PAW: Amplifying Dialogue—Central Asia’s Perspective on the Future of Investment Arbitration
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On Day 3 of the 2025 Paris Arbitration Week (“PAW”), Nyenrode University organized a comprehensive conference, hosted by Linklaters Paris, examining the ...

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