India wants to be a global hub for international arbitration. Policy and Regulation in International Arbitration: An Indian Perspective analyses how its evolving framework fits the global picture.
The book explores regulatory reforms, judicial developments and policy initiatives. It examines the Arbitration and Conciliation Act and its amendments, practical challenges such as public policy, enforcement of awards and institutional arbitration, and compares India with leading jurisdictions such as Singapore, the UK and the UAE.
What you will find inside
- Focus on Indian arbitration laws and reforms
- The Arbitration and Conciliation Act and recent amendments
- Public policy, enforcement of awards and institutional arbitration
- Comparison with Singapore, the UK and the UAE
Who should read it
Legal professionals, researchers, policymakers and students of arbitration law and international dispute resolution.
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Policy and Regulation of International Arbitration: An Indian Perspective is available at Gyanavi Publishers & Distributors, with delivery across India. Browse more titles on our publisher page.
