Authors appreciate the notable strides made by judiciary to achieve minimal interference in arbitration but also suggest improvements here.

This article seeks to analyse the ambit of Section 26 and the implications of the judgment of Ellora Paper Mills in this regard.

The author explains the decision in Arcelor Mittal and thereafter examines the impact that it has on emergency awards in India.

The authors examine the judgment of the Supreme Court in PASL v. GE that pertained to selection of a foreign seat by Indian parties.

The author examines a recent ruling of the Supreme Court and highlights its re-affirmation to the principle of party autonomy.

The authors analyse how the recent amendments to the arbitration law are counterintuitive to India’s evolution into an arbitration avenue.

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