Category Archives: Arbitration

THE SET IN STONE RULE OF LIMITATION UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE ARBITRATION & CONCILIATION ACT,1996

         The reason behind growth of Arbitration was its peculiar features such as party autonomy, least interreferences by courts and above all the summary process leading to speedy disposal of the cases. These features are very important specially for commercial disputes which involve huge economic stakes and any inordinate delay could cause loss not just toContinue reading “THE SET IN STONE RULE OF LIMITATION UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE ARBITRATION & CONCILIATION ACT,1996”

WAIVER OF RIGHT TO OBJECT IN ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

INTRODUCTION: Arbitration is the procedure to solve disputes in which parties present their dispute by way of agreement to one or more arbitrator and decision of the arbitrator is binding on both the parties to the dispute. It is a form of Additional Dispute Resolution (ADR) which solves disputes outside courts. In other words, arbitrationContinue reading “WAIVER OF RIGHT TO OBJECT IN ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS”