Payal Chawla First published on Bar & Bench in 18.01.2018 and later in Mondaq on 03.01.2020 Of late, there has been the emergence of a disturbing trend whereby Indian contracting parties are choosing foreign jurisdictions to arbitrate their disputes. Resultantly, India is losing its larger domestic arbitrations, quite antithetical to the reasons for which the… Continue reading India Losing its Domestic Arbitration – Urgent Need for Legislative Amendment
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In defence of Indus Mobile v. Datawind Innovations and Doctrine of Ouster
Payal Chawla Last year, the decision in the matter of Indus Mobile Distribution Pvt. Ltd v. Datawind Innovations Pvt. Ltd. [(2017) 7 SCC 678] was delivered by the Supreme Court. This decision was welcomed from the perspective of bringing quietus to the jurisdiction issue in domestic arbitration, and yet at the same time, criticized inter alia for being in the… Continue reading In defence of Indus Mobile v. Datawind Innovations and Doctrine of Ouster