Infolex Arbitration Newsletter (First edition)

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Published On: 02/04/2022

Practice Area: Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Authors:

Mayank Mishra
Ritunjay Gupta
Soham Goswami
The year 2021 witnessed significant developments in the arbitration landscape in India, with several noteworthy decisions of the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India. In this inaugural edition of the Arbitration Newsletter, we highlight the significant judicial pronouncements of the year 2021 covering key issues such as the recognition and enforcement of an emergency arbitrator's award in India, the scope of challenge to a foreign award by parties and non-signatories to an arbitration agreement, a foreign party’s ability to seek provisional reliefs before Indian courts in aid of a foreign seated arbitration etc. We hope you find this edition of the Newsletter useful. We look forward to receiving any feedback or suggestions.

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