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Delhi High Court supports parties' agreement to arbitrate in Singapore

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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India
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September 2 2009

Appellate courts in India have sometimes been subject to criticism from international arbitration practitioners due to their interventionist approach (often under the guise of supervision) towards arbitration proceedings

Foreign award may be challenged in Indian courts

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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India
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February 5 2008

In the recent case of Venture Global Engineering v Satyam Computer Services Limited, Civil Appeal No. 309 of 2008 (Supreme Court of India, 10 January 2008), the Supreme Court of India held that a foreign award rendered in London under the LCIA Rules and enforced by the District Court of Michigan could be challenged before the Indian courts under the provisions of the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (the "1996 Act"

LCIA India launches new arbitration rules

Reed Smith LLP
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India
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April 30 2010

LCIA India has launched its arbitration rules at a conference held on 17 April 2010 at the Taj Mahal Palace and Towers in Mumbai

India: investors beware

Norton Rose LLP
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India
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July 18 2008

Foreign investors in India face a new challenge, following the Satyam Computer judgment

Anti-suit injunctions - 1

Reed Smith LLP
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India, United Kingdom
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May 31 2009

In Roger Shashoua and others v Mukesh Sharma 2009 EWHC 957 (Comm), the Claimants applied for an anti-suit injunction from the English court the object of which was to prevent the Defendant from pursuing proceedings in the Indian courts

Delhi High Court supports parties' agreement to arbitrate in Singapore

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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India, Singapore
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October 5 2009

Another setback for Indian arbitration (and foreign investors)

White & Case LLP
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India
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June 6 2008

The recent decision of the Supreme Court of India in Venture Global Engineering v. Satyam Computer Services Ltd. (“Venture Global”) has served another blow to the fledgling Indian arbitration regime and, in the process, sounded warning bells for those doing business in India

A new dawn for arbitration in India?

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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India
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November 16 2009

As the role of India in the world's economy continues to grow, it is inevitable that the number of international commercial disputes involving Indian parties will increase

Enforcement of awards in India

Norton Rose LLP
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India
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October 20 2009

India’s 1996 Arbitration & Conciliation Act aims to offer a real alternative to litigation but in practice is limited by continuing court interference at all stages including enforcement

Bombay High Court rules that an arbitral award can be partially set aside

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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India
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March 4 2010

A full bench of the Bombay High Court has ruled in a recently reported decision that an arbitral award can be set aside either in whole or in part

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Delhi High Court supports parties' agreement to arbitrate in Singapore

Foreign award may be challenged in Indian courts

LCIA India launches new arbitration rules

India: investors beware

Anti-suit injunctions - 1

Delhi High Court supports parties' agreement to arbitrate in Singapore

Another setback for Indian arbitration (and foreign investors)

A new dawn for arbitration in India?

Enforcement of awards in India

Bombay High Court rules that an arbitral award can be partially set aside

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