Treatise on Arbitration Law and Practice (In 2 Volumes)

The book "Treatise on Arbitration Law and Practice - A Critical Commentary on Part I of the Act of 1996" Provides insights into the current legal framework, addresses challenges in arbitration, suggests amendments to enhance its efficacy in resolving commercial disputes.

Key Features:

• A section-wise commentary on Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 with relevant case laws.
• Traces the History of the Arbitration Act, covers UNCITRAL Model Laws and Law Commission reports.
• Provides insights into the current legal framework, addresses challenges in arbitration, suggests amendments to enhance its efficacy in resolving commercial disputes.
• A practitioner's perspective, maintaining clarity in legal interpretation and expressing ideas in accessible language.
• An invaluable guide for arbitrators, practitioners, and aspiring law students interested and specialising in arbitration law and practice.

Reviews

The book critically traces the growth of Indian arbitration law. By highlighting the challenges in arbitration in India, owing to the adversarial legal system and the backlog of cases, the book delves into an in-depth discussion of the judicial approach that aims to address the same.

- Justice M M Sundresh, Judge,
Supreme Court of India

The creation here is the manifestation of many years of labour of love, by a practising lawyer, accomplished in the field of arbitration, bringing his practical knowledge, into academic writing.

- Justice K V Viswanathan,
Judge, Supreme Court of India

This book is not merely a notebook indicating cases under the various provisions of the statute. The work undertaken in this book is more exhaustive than in some of the comparable texts.

- Justice Sanjib Banerjee,
Former Chief Justice of Madras High Court