Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre

Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre NPAC was founded by the Palkhivala Foundation to promote institutional arbitration in India, keeping in mind the growing burden on Indian courts and the in

At the Arbitration Conference last month, the role of the confidentiality clause was deemed rather significant from the ...
12/03/2020

At the Arbitration Conference last month, the role of the confidentiality clause was deemed rather significant from the ambit of Investment Arbitration, as the State is involved as a party in the same. Thus, it involves larger public interest as compared to Arbitration arising out of commercial law.

Read more about the highlights from the event, here:https://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/there-should-have-been-separate-acts-for-domestic-arbitration-and-foreign-awards-sc-judge-120021501116_1.html

Business Standard

The Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre (NPAC) wishes you a very Happy and Colorful Holi
10/03/2020

The Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre (NPAC) wishes you a very Happy and Colorful Holi

This was among one of the most pertinent questions raised during our recently concluded Annual Arbitration Conference. M...
09/03/2020

This was among one of the most pertinent questions raised during our recently concluded Annual Arbitration Conference. Mr. Moazzam Khan from Nithish Desai Associates highlighted the benefits of practicing Arbitration in India, especially in the context of an increasingly international world.

Read more about the conference, here: https://m.timesofindia.com/india/there-should-have-been-separate-acts-for-domestic-arbitration-and-foreign-awards-sc-judge/amp_articleshow/74151955.cms

The Times of India

At the recently-concluded Annual Arbitration Conference, Steven Lim, 39 Essex Chambers, analysed the famous Ssanyong cas...
05/03/2020

At the recently-concluded Annual Arbitration Conference, Steven Lim, 39 Essex Chambers, analysed the famous Ssanyong case to explore the Indian approach to modification and setting aside of awards. He also highlighted that Justice Nariman thoroughly discussed various international case laws and principles. However, the Court invoked Article 142 of the Indian Constitution in deciding the case. Read more about the conference, here: https://www.aninews.in/news/national/general-news/india-needs-to-shift-from-ad-hoc-to-institutional-arbitration-justice-indu-malhotra20200215141215/

At the 12th Annual Arbitration Conference, our speakers, while appreciating the Indian legal system, also pointed out th...
04/03/2020

At the 12th Annual Arbitration Conference, our speakers, while appreciating the Indian legal system, also pointed out the gaps in the amendments to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. They also observed that the 2015 Amendments are by-products of earlier judgments, including those involving claims under Section 36 of the Arbitration Act, read with Section 34.

For more insights into the event, read https://www.oneindia.com/india/domestic-arbitration-foreign-awards-need-separate-acts-sc-judge-3034244.html

Many of our honourable speakers praised our recently-concluded Conference. They expressed how the Conference was fruitfu...
03/03/2020

Many of our honourable speakers praised our recently-concluded Conference. They expressed how the Conference was fruitful in bringing together speakers from across the world, who were involved in leading landmark cases, while also serving as a knowledge-improving measure that will contribute to developing Arbitration in India. Want to know more about what went down at the conference? Read this https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/sc-judge-advocates-separate-arbitration-acts-for-domestic-and-foreign-awards/story-ak85fQL8zU3bpHMmFF8hNK.html

At the 12th international conference on Arbitration, Ms. Dharshini Prasad, from WilmerCutler Pickering Hale, explored Se...
02/03/2020

At the 12th international conference on Arbitration, Ms. Dharshini Prasad, from WilmerCutler Pickering Hale, explored Section 42A of the Arbitration Act through three questions - Is it right to have a confidentiality clause in arbitrations by default? Was it appropriate to do this statutorily? How does the provision measure up as regards the task it was intended to fulfill? Read up more about the discussions at the event, here -
https://www.amarujala.com/india-news/after-the-chief-justice-now-justice-indu-raised-the-issue-of-arbitration

At our annual arbitration conference, Mr. Steven Lim said that India is still developing as an arbitration hub globally....
28/02/2020

At our annual arbitration conference, Mr. Steven Lim said that India is still developing as an arbitration hub globally. But given the amount of business here, and the dedication, it will surely become one of the key hubs of arbitration in the world.
Read all about our event here: http://bit.ly/387wKi3

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Dr. Gopaldas Bhavan, 28, Barakhambha Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi-110001
Delhi
110059

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