Decoding the meaning of Public Policy & Patent Illegality, their interplay with PASL Wind and its impact on the future of Domestic Arbitration
Payal Chawla[1] Despite recent authoritative decisions including Associate Builders v. DDA[2] and Ssangyong Engineering and Construction Co. Ltd. v. National Highway Authority of India[3], the meaning, parameters and limits of the public policy doctrine remain shrouded in ambiguity. In fact, the anfractuous peregrination of the public policy doctrine continues. As you read further, you will notice that…