Tarun Biswas

In the realm of commercial arbitration in India, the precision and comprehensiveness of the arbitration agreement are pivotal in ensuring a smooth and effective dispute resolution process. Here are the top mistakes to avoid when drafting and finalizing these agreements: Ambiguous Arbitration Clauses: Vague language in arbitration clauses can lead to disputes over the interpretation […]

In India, presently, there is more than one way of resolving a dispute such as Litigation, Arbitration, Mediation or Conciliation. Lately, Arbitration is one of the trending modes of alternative dispute resolution being an expeditious and inexpensive process. It is also one of the oldest modes of Dispute Resolution and has been favoured as an […]

Under Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, Section 31 sets out the rules for how arbitral awards should be presented. An Award should be written and signed by the arbitrators who made the decision. If there are several arbitrators, the award is valid if majority of the arbitrators affix their signatures on […]