Arbitration in India

Arbitration in India provides a comprehensive study of the arbitration system as it operates under Indian law. The book examines the statutory framework of arbitration with particular reference to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act and related procedural laws. It explains the evolution of arbitration in India and the policy shift towards promoting alternative dispute resolution for faster and efficient justice delivery.

The book covers core topics such as arbitration agreements, appointment and powers of arbitrators, jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals, conduct of arbitral proceedings, interim relief, and enforcement of arbitral awards. It also discusses the role of courts in arbitration matters and the balance between judicial supervision and party autonomy. Domestic arbitration and international commercial arbitration are addressed with clarity, reflecting the practical realities of dispute resolution.

Special emphasis is placed on judicial trends that shape arbitration practice in India, including the pro-arbitration approach adopted by higher courts. The book serves both as an academic text and a practical manual, offering insight into procedural requirements and legal principles governing arbitration. It is a valuable resource for understanding how arbitration functions as an effective alternative to litigation in commercial and civil disputes.