In this post we will study summary of judgment which involved challenge of Arbitral Award before District Court and on what all parameters Arbitration Award can be challenged in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Kharar Derabassi Zirakpur. Also Read- Landmark Judgments of Arbitration Law in India SMT. SUDHA v. KOTAK MAHINDRA PRIME LTD Judgment Digest on … Read more
CHALLENGE OF ARBITRAL AWARD IN INDIA Arbitration is one of the upcoming dispute resolution remedies which are getting popular among people for seeking justice in simpler and faster ways. Arbitration is legitimate remedy available in India where people or parties need not go to court every time in case of any breach of their agreement. … Read more
Mediation is an age previous method of dispute resolution practiced since vedic period. It’s a low cost, keeping the matters, particularly family matters secret among 3 parties, 2 parties and therefore the mediator. Furthermore the solution isn’t obligatory on any party, it’s a solution that each the parties agreed to. It, therefore provides an efficient … Read more
Abstract: With the advancement of society, discords were bound to arise and ingenious human minds have always looked out for the ways for settlement of disputes. Introduction: The world has experienced that adversarial litigation is not an ideal method of resolving disputes. The litigation is characterised by numerous and complex procedure. It has been rightly … Read more
Execution of Arbitral Awards Definitions and preliminary proceedings 1. What is the definition of an arbitral award in your jurisdiction for the purpose of enforcement proceedings? Arbitral award means the decision of an arbitral tribunal, whether in a domestic or international arbitration. Arbitral award also includes an interim award. 2. Are decisions in preliminary/provisional proceedings recognised and enforceable? … Read more
Arbitration is the process of resolving disputes between or among the parties through the use of one or more arbitrators rather than courts. It is an alternative to litigation as a dispute resolving mechanism. The term ‘arbitrator’ had not been defined in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 nor was it defined in the old … Read more
The origin of arbitration may be traced back to the system of village panchayats in the Ancient India. The ‘Panchas’ sitting collectively as ‘panchayat’ and delivering decisions on various matters of the village, commanded great respect and their decisions were accepted and obeyed unquestionably. During the 20th century, the arbitration in India was governed by the … Read more
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