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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2020

Impact Of Covid-19 On Arbitration Proceedings In India

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The world is reeling under the impact of Covid-19, a global pandemic that has caused lockdowns in many countries.

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The world is reeling under the impact of Covid-19, a global pandemic that has caused lockdowns in many countries. With the outbreak showing no signs of abating, the worldwide disruption in all facets of life seems set to continue. The legal system of India is no exception including the Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanism, which has also been adversely affected.

The Supreme Court of India, taking suo moto cognizance of the difficulties faced by litigants throughout the country, on account of the Covid-19 Virus with respect to the period of limitation under various laws passed an order dated March 23, 2020. It was held that the period of limitation in all proceedings before any Court or any Tribunal [whether under the general law or Special Laws] shall stand extended w.e.f. March 15, 2020, till further orders are passed.

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