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UK’s arbitration law has been reshaped by the Arbitration Act 2025, introducing reforms that enhance procedural clarity, reinforce tribunal authority, and align the framework with global standards.
During the Delhi Arbitration Weekend 2025, leading voices in arbitration came together for an insightful Fireside Chat & Reception, exploring the challenges facing corporate India, the advantages of institutional arbitration, and the evolving landscape of dispute resolution in the country.
There is no registration fee for the event. All participants will receive a certificate of participation. To register, simply scan the QR code below or click on the provided link to complete your registration.
Join judges, leading practitioners, scholars, and arbitration experts from across the globe at the 3rd Edition of Delhi Arbitration Weekend 2025 (DAW), a premier international forum designed to advance dialogue, share best practices, and highlight India’s pivotal role in shaping the future of global arbitration.
The matter was settled before the Supreme Court of India on August 29, 2025. The amount of the deal was INR 33 crore.
This journal encourages submissions that address a wide range of topics related to arbitration and its allied fields including technological advancements, cryptocurrency, climate change, post-pandemic changes, international sanctions, ethics, human rights and cross-border disputes.
EAW 2025 brought together over 400 global leaders in arbitration, law, and business to explore cutting-edge developments in dispute resolution. With high-level panels, strategic insights, and practical advocacy tips, EAW25 reaffirmed the region’s commitment to legal innovation, trust-building, and international collaboration.
The Journal seeks to strike a balance between practical and academic contributions on issues that form the forefront of contemporary legal discourse.
by Chakrapani Misra* and Ananya Misra**
“Once the mechanism under MSME Act is triggered by any party, the procedure has to be taken to its logical end. However, once there is no trigger by invoking the jurisdiction of the Council, party cannot be precluded from resorting to any other mechanism for resolution of its disputes.”
by Raj R. Panchmatia* and Peshwan Jehangir**
The session on ‘Navigating the Evolving Landscape: Impact of the 7th Edition of SIAC Rules on India-Related Arbitrations’ explores the transformative impact of the SIAC 7th Edition Rules on India-related arbitrations.
The LIDW 2025 Main Conference brought together leaders from across the dispute resolution world to discuss the most topical issues of the moment, on the theme of “Innovation in Dispute Resolution: Navigating Global Risks”.
LIDW 2025 reinforced London’s pivotal role in shaping the future of international dispute resolution. Through innovation, inclusivity, and global collaboration, the event not only addressed the pressing challenges of the field but also paves the way for best practices and forward-thinking strategies in arbitration, litigation, and mediation.
From keynote takeaways to expert commentary SCC Times will deliver timely updates, panel summaries, and thought leadership straight from London.
EBC in collaboration with The Law Forum hosted a discussion on “Commercial Disputes Resolution — Challenges and Strategies.”
The workshop is scheduled from April 18 to 22, 2025. It will provide participants with hands-on experience in arbitration proceedings, focusing on advocacy techniques and award drafting.
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The London International Disputes Week has launched its 6th edition on the theme “Innovation in dispute resolution: navigating global risks” to be held from 2nd to 6th June, 2025.
This report contains the keynote address by Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar as Chief Guest at the Colloquium organised by India International Arbitration Centre (IIAC) at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.