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............................................................................................................................DescriptionMaster Guide to Arbitration in India deals with comprehensive principles governing the law of arbitration and its application. The principles have been explained with the aid of illustrative case laws and precedents involving interesting points with regard to the law of arbitration. Additionally, it explains the practical applicability of such principles and the developments in the taw and procedures to act as a useful guide for legal practitioners, arbitrators and commercial contractual parties seeking to resolve disputes through the arbitration mechanism.The book provides an insight to the exhaustive coverage of principles governing domestic, international and commercial arbitration containing explanation of statutory provisions applicable at different stages of the process of arbitration. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 being an enactment based on the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL Model Law), the book covers judicial decisions of domestic and foreign courts on arbitration law to highlight the object and scope of the Act.The salient features of this book are:• Use of simple language to give better comprehension of the complex principles governing the law of arbitration.• Commentary on the principles laid down by judicial precedents.• Discussion on key issues involving drafting of arbitration agreement/clause with a checklist.• Explanation of the procedural rules applicable to arbitral proceedings.• Procedure for enforcement of foreign awards in India.............................................................................................................................Contents1. Legislative History2. Definitions and Drafting of Arbitration Clauses3. Arbitration Agreement4. Invocation and Commencement of Arbitration Proceedings5. Court Intervention6. Appointment7. Bias8. Removal of Arbitrator9. Procedure Adopted by Arbitrator10. Evidence11. Filing of Statement of Claim12. Filing of Defence Statement13. Hearing14. Scope of Jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunal15. Arbitration Award16. Termination of Arbitration Proceedings17. Challenge to Award18. Enforcement of Foreign Awards19. MiscellaneousCase Table, Index............................................................................................................................Author DetailsMr. Dharmendra Rautray was called to the Bar of England and Wales in July 2001 and is a Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn. The author was awarded an LLM degree in corporate and commercial laws by the London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London, in the year 1996. He also holds a diploma from the Indian Academy of International Law and Diplomacy on International Law and Diplomacy. He has represented various multinational clients in mega construction disputes including captive power plants, oil refineries, roads, national highway, earth dam projects and other infrastructure projects before Arbitral Tribunals, the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts of India.He has conducted several workshops organised by ALB (Singapore) and ConventionPro International in Singapore and Indonesia on the commercial laws of India and the Indian arbitration law. He is a regular speaker at the Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA) Congress and had spoken at the Fez (Morocco) and Paris Congress on issues relating to international litigation. He was a speaker and Chairperson at the Asia Law Pacific Conference on "Enforcement of Arbitration Awards" in Singapore.The author is a member of the Lincoln's Inn, the Supreme Court Bar Association of India and the International Bar Association.He has authored the Indian Chapters of International Comparative Legal Guide to International Arbitration (2007), Dispute Resolution - PLC Cross-Border Dispute Resolution Handbook (2007) and International Labour & Employment Law (2005) by Aspatore Books.He is currently practising as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of India and primarily handles matters relating to international commercial arbitration, international trade and business transactions and international litigation.............................................................................................................................
