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ARTICLE · 18 MAY 2020

Arbitration : A Perspective

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Arbitration is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution. ADR methods enjoy significant advantages such as lower costs, greater flexibility of process, higher confidentiality.

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Arbitration is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution. ADR methods enjoy significant advantages such as lower costs, greater flexibility of process, higher confidentiality, greater likelihood of settlement, choice of forum, choice of solutions etc. Having said that one of the most popular widely recognised and practised forms of ADR is Arbitration.

Arbitration Law in India has always been trending since its inception, in 1940. The present date arbitration law is a formation of several promulgations and ordinances passed by the government of India to meet the economic reforms taking place in the country from time to time. Arbitration Law in India, is primary contained in the Act of 1996. An Act that was passed to consolidate the laws relating to domestic, international arbitration and its enforcement. In an attempt to make arbitration a preferred mode of settlement of commercial disputes and making India a hub of international commercial arbitration some major

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