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Can Businesses in India ever resolve Disputes Speedily and Effectively?
(2009-08-08)
Business disputes are like cancer which should be stopped from spreading as soon as possible. Litigation is the least favoured method of resolution for a variety of reasons – delay being the foremost. Alternative Dispute ...
Resolving Business Disputes in India by Arbitration: Problems Due to the Definition of ‘Court’
(2009-07-25)
The definition of “Court” in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, is substantially different from that in the earlier law of 1940. Due to this new definition, there is tremendous load of work on the District Judge, ...
Is India Ready for Online Dispute Resolution?
(2009-08-21)
The Indian judicial system is marred by delays. Businesses suffer because disputes are not resolved in a reasonable time. Even with the use of methods of alternative dispute resolution a fair number of high value disputes ...
Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration
(2009-08-22)
As global business expands, the number of business disputes is also on the rise. It is extremely difficult or rather impossible to get all these disputes resolved through the conventional method of courts. Moreover, for ...
Competition Law in India: Need to Go Slow and Steady
(2009-09-02)
The globalized and liberalized Indian economy is witnessing cut-throat competition. To provide institutional support to healthy and fair competition, there is a requirement of better regulatory and adjudicatory mechanism. ...
Role of Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods in Development of Society: `Lok Adalat ’ in India
(2009-09-02)
Peace is the sine qua non for development. Disputes and conflicts dissipate valuable time, effort and money of the society. It is of utmost importance that there should not be any conflict in the society. But, in a realistic ...
Hot news doctrine losing relevance
(2014-01-26)
Indian Constitution has stood the test of time
(2015-01-25)
Sahara, SEBI and SC saga
(2014-03-17)