Glimpses of Arbitration Law

This edition of Glimpses of Arbitration Law by Justice Sadanand Mukherjee (Former Judge, Patna High Court) provides a clear, concise, and practical overview of the law governing arbitration in India, making it an indispensable resource for legal practitioners, academicians, and students.

The book is based on the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, incorporating the latest amendments, including the Arbitration & Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2021 (Act 3 of 2021), and covers other allied laws relevant to arbitration proceedings. It focuses on simplifying complex legal provisions into easy-to-understand concepts without losing legal accuracy, making it ideal for both quick reference and academic use.

The content spans the full scope of arbitration law, including:

• Legislative framework and objectives of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996

• Key amendments and their implications for arbitration practice in India

• Institutional arbitration vs. ad hoc arbitration

• Appointment, jurisdiction, and powers of arbitral tribunals

• Conduct of arbitral proceedings and admissibility of evidence

• Grounds for challenging arbitral awards

• Enforcement of domestic and foreign awards

• Role of courts in arbitration and scope of judicial intervention

• Important Supreme Court and High Court rulings shaping arbitration law

• Overview of conciliation proceedings under Part III of the Act

• Reference to international practices and comparative perspectives

This work is particularly valuable for:

• Advocates, arbitrators, and corporate legal teams handling dispute resolution

• Law students and candidates preparing for professional and competitive exams

• Academicians teaching commercial law, arbitration, and ADR methods

• Businesses and commercial entities seeking clarity on arbitration processes

By blending statutory provisions, judicial interpretation, and practical insights, Glimpses of Arbitration Law serves as a ready reference and a practical handbook for mastering arbitration law in India.