The book is a comprehensive commentary on the execution and enforcement of arbitral awards in India. It is intended as a practical guide to the enforcement of arbitral awards, for both domestic and foreign seated arbitrations. The book critically analyses the arbitration law in India and draws comparisons with the regime set out by the New York Convention. In doing so, it also describes the theoretical underpinnings of the Arbitration Act, and its application by the courts over the years. The authors also refer extensively to the case law in other jurisdictions and provide guidance as to how such jurisprudence might apply in India.
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