The question of efficiency in international arbitration remains ever at the forefront of debate, with many concerned about its...

The increasing number of reforms in the international taxation regime, opens a floodgate of novel nature disputes, particularly arising...

With no overarching ‘international tax tribunal’, tax-payers are presented with three possible forums to resolve their tax disputes under...

Recognition and positive enforcement of pathological clauses by courts is a contentious issue with counterparties disputing its existence...

In recent years, opening any newspaper often leads to sighting of headlines concerning Islamic arbitration of family disputes, with...

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996 [“1996 Act”] despite its strong promises, faced various challenges leading to excessive...

The jury has perpetually been out on whether or not international arbitration requires a uniform system of ethics. The prospect of a...

NLU Jodhpur is organising 9th CARTAL Conference on International Arbitration, 2025 on 22-23 March. The last date of submission is...

The Centre for Advanced Research and Training in Arbitration Law (CARTAL) and Indian Journal of Arbitration Law (IJAL) recently...

This article delves into the evolving legal landscape where data is increasingly viewed as a crucial asset international investment...

Emergency Arbitration [“ EA ”] has gained significant traction in global arbitration framework. While the procedure has come to be...

To ensure effectiveness of dispute resolution such as arbitration, underlying laws should be in harmony with international standards and...

Anti-arbitration injunctions [“ AAI or AAIs ”] have been used as a tool for legal protectionism. However, scholars have justified AAI...

Over the past decade, there has been a significant rise in what is commonly referred to as the ‘gig economy.’ This term describes a...