Arbitration Act

No reference of disputes before Arbitral Tribunal after approval of Resolution Plan
Arbitration in India plagued by rampant corruption: Justice Sanjib Banerjee
Penalty cannot be imposed for insufficient stamping of arbitral award at execution stage: Karnataka High Court
Delhi High Court frames rules on procedure to be followed after impounding insufficiently stamped arbitration agreements
Interpretation of Arbitrator's Fees vis-a- vis Judicial Pronouncements
The Brewing Controversy: Arbitral Tribunal cannot implead Non-Signatories
Reforming the Indian Arbitration Law: 10 Cautionary Notes and 21 Practical Suggestions
The Calcutta High Court’s decision in McLeod Russel: Unsettling the post-Perkins jurisprudence on unilateral appointment of arbitrators
Non-signatory to agreement can be subjected to arbitration without prior consent only in exceptional cases: Delhi High Court
Section 9 of Arbitration Act applies to foreign arbitration even after award is passed: Calcutta High Court
[Arbitration Act] Extended limitation falls during court vacation: Calcutta High Court says plea not maintainable; allows appeal to Supreme Court
Bar on unilateral appointment of arbitrators non-derogable; no special privilege for retired judges: Madras High Court
Award by unilaterally appointed arbitrator not invalid if proceedings initiated before 2015 Amendment: Calcutta High Court
Delhi High Court orders MTNL to deposit ₹160 crore arbitral award amount with interest in FD as condition to stay arbitral award
Arbitrators when deviating from agreed procedure duty bound to give opportunity to parties to present their case: Madras High Court
Arbitration Act: Section 11 jurisdiction not a mere cosmetic exercise to examine existence of agreement: Calcutta High Court
[Book Launch] 'Everything You need to know about Arbitration in India' by Tariq Khan
Facilitation Council under MSMED Act can act as arbitrator despite bar u/s 80 of Arbitration Act: Supreme Court
Powers of court under Section 9 Arbitration Act wider than powers under CPC for grant of interim relief: Supreme Court holds
Arbitrator cannot shun responsibilities and leave work of quantification on some other person: Calcutta High Court
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