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The concept of joinder in arbitration refers to the inclusion of additional parties in an arbitration proceeding. While arbitration agreements typically bind the parties who sign them, there are instances where non-signatories may be drawn into the arbitration process. This article delves into the complexities of the joinder of non-signatories in arbitration, exploring the underlying […]

Arbitration as an effective method of dispute resolution provides for a discourse of interim relief in Arbitral proceedings. The Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 lays down the powers of a Court and an Arbitral Tribunal in granting Interim relief before, during, or after any Arbitral proceedings. The parties to any Arbitration prioritise such interim […]

Arbitration has long been a preferred method of resolving disputes due to its flexibility, efficiency, and the expertise of arbitrators in specific fields. One foundational principle that underpins the efficacy is doctrine of separability in arbitration. This principle plays a crucial role in determining how disputes related to the arbitration agreement itself are managed, and […]