The application of arbitration agreements has increased with the growth of commercial interactions worldwide. There are debates on its application. One side allows the application of arbitration agreement because it reduces the burden to the court of law to resolve the disputes. The other side restricts its application to protect the weaker parties in society.

In 2001, the World Intellectual Property Organization Intergovernmental Committee (WIPO IGC) set out to create an international legislature for the regulation of traditional knowledge and genetic resources (TKaGR). More than two decades later, the legislative process is still inconclusive. One of the most significant indigenous problem this law would have addressed, is the scourge of

Speaking of lawyers and their duty to the society cannot be a complete communiqué if the concept “pro-bono publico” is not endured. Over the years, the Nigerian legal system has been hesitant to enacting a legal framework specifically mandating or encouraging lawyers to render pro-bono services, invariably making it a duty at will. Although, behind

This research paper is concerned with the enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under the relevant regimes in India, both local and International. The easy enforceability of arbitration awards is considered one of the main factors in the success of International Commercial Arbitration. This paper not only attempts a comprehensive analysis of requirement and procedures for

The concept of online disputes resolution in India is at a nascent stage. The incidence of Covid-19 in India, in particular and the unprecedented advancement of technology in the field of computers and Internet have proved to be the major catalytic factors in the introduction of online disputes resolution mechanisms in solving disputes of various