Rajeswari Mukherjee

Part Three Of A Three-Part Series On Recent Developments In International Commercial Arbitration In India: Progress In The Enforcement Of Foreign Awards And Potential Grey Areas

NCLT Mumbai: Unenforced Foreign Award Can Be The Basis For A Claim For A CIRP Application

Part Two Of A Three-Part Series On Recent Developments In International Commercial Arbitration In India: Further Ambguity On The Concepts Of ‘Seat', ‘Venue' And ‘Place' Of Arbitration

The "New Normal" For International Institutional Arbitrations

Part One Of A Three-Part Series On International Commercial Arbitration In India: The 2019 Amendment And The Applicability Of Sections 9 / 27 / 37 Of The 1996 Act To Foreign-Seated Arbitrations

Don't Re-Invent The Wheel!: Infrastructure Arbitration Award Set Aside Because It Used An Unknown Formula For Quantification Of Damages

Supreme Court Extends Limitation Periods In Light Of The COVID-19 Pandemic

Full Bench Of The Bombay High Court Clarifies Important Aspects Of Writ Of Certiorari Under Article 226

The Next Chapter In The Seat / Venue / Place Saga: SC Reverts To View Taken In Roger Shashoua And BALCO, Declares Antrix And Hardy Exploration Bad Law

The Arbitration And Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2019 – Entering A New Domain