Everything You Need To Know About Arbitration In India (Hardback)

Everything You Need To Know About Arbitration In India by Tariq Khan is a comprehensive and practical guide that presents an in-depth understanding of arbitration law in India. Designed as a one-stop reference, the book examines the evolution of arbitration jurisprudence and provides a detailed exposition of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, along with analysis of significant judicial pronouncements shaping the field. It also explores contemporary and emerging areas such as sports arbitration, maritime arbitration, statutory arbitration, investment arbitration, and the growing interface between arbitration and artificial intelligence. The book bridges theory and practice, offering readers a holistic grasp of both foundational principles and modern developments in Indian arbitration law.

Key Features:

• Step-by-step guidance on arbitration proceedings from initiation to enforcement
• Practical insights into drafting arbitration agreements, pleadings, notices, and awards
• Detailed procedural roadmap covering appointment of arbitrators, conduct of hearings, interim measures, and challenge to awards
• Compilation and structured discussion of landmark judgments under the 1996 Act
• Coverage of sector-specific arbitration, including sports, maritime, statutory, and investment arbitration
• Discussion on emerging trends such as technology and AI in arbitration
• Structured presentation suitable for quick reference and practical application
• Clear and accessible language for ease of understanding complex concepts

This book is ideally suited for legal practitioners, arbitrators, corporate counsel, and professionals involved in dispute resolution who require practical clarity on arbitration procedures and drafting.

Reviews

A much-needed publication on arbitration, which should be in the library of anyone wanting to learn various nuances of arbitration.

- Justice Krishna Murari
Judge, Supreme Court of India

The book's comprehensive coverage combined with its eloquent delivery makes it a valuable reference book for students and arbitration practitioners alike.

- Professor Albert Jan Van Den Berg
Partner, Hanotiau & van den Berg

Tariq Khan's treatise is a true de force. It is a must-read for anyone involved in an arbitration seated in India or an arbitration-related court proceeding there and is also an invaluable resource for comparative law purposes in other jurisdictions.

- Audley Sheppard QC
Partner and Co-global Head, International Arbitration Practice, Clifford Chance