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Have You Chosen the Right Arbitration Institute in UAE?

Arbitration has become a necessarily well-known technique for resolving commercial disputes internationally. In the past decade, arbitrators around the world had successfully awarded arbitration orders of cases worth many millions or even billions of dollars.

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Does your Arbitration Agreement Bind you to Arbitrate?

We regularly find that agreements are progressively setting out elective approaches to moving toward alternative dispute resolution.

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How do the International Court of Arbitration enforce their decision in commercial properties?

What do you mean by arbitration: Arbitration process can be understood as an alternate dispute resolution process wherein the disputing parties voluntarily choose an arbitration forum for adjudication of their disputes. When the parties choose binding arbitration for the settlement of their dispute then the decision of the arbitrator is termed as final and can be then enforced through court and may be further appealed on limited grounds.

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TWO INDIAN COMPANIES CAN RESOLVE THEIR DISPUTES BY WAY OF A FOREIGN SEATED ARBITRATION

The Supreme court of India in its recent judgment, in the matter of PASL Wind Solutions[1] delivered on 20th April 2021, held that two or more Indian parties can resort to a foreign seated arbitration to resolve their disputes and further held that an award that arose out of the foreign seated arbitration can be enforced in India under New York Convention on recognition and enforcement of foreign awards.

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Role of Arbitration in Commercial Disputes

Dispute Resolution systems have continually experienced constant change all through the historical backdrop of business disputes.

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Three Reasons Why Sports Mediation Is Better Than Sports Arbitration

Sportspeople are well-aware of this situation. To focus on their performance, they prefer to settle it via sports mediators when they have issues with a player, sponsor, or team management. And this gives them several advantages that would be otherwise impossible in case they adopt sports arbitration. Let’s look at these benefits one by one.

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International Centre for Dispute Resolution

Sally & Fitch LLP has extensive experience representing clients in international litigation and international arbitrations. The international cases they handle involve sizable commercial contract disputes, business-related torts, including claims for misrepresentation and fraud, admiralty and maritime matters, and actions for the enforcement of judgments rendered by foreign courts.

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What Is Reverse Domain Hijacking?

In normal cybersquatting incidents, a party registers a domain name in bad faith, knowing that the registration will negatively impact another party through infringing on their brand. A reverse domain hijacking occurs when the owner of a brand attempts to gain control of a domain name legitimately registered by another party through making false claims against the registrant.

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GOVERNMENT CANNOT CLAIM PRIVILEGES IN ARBITRATION MATTERS – Supreme Court of India

The Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 (herein after ‘The Act’) with its advent has paved way for an effective alternate dispute resolution mechanism but reduces importance of certain the procedural and other substantive laws that forms the basis of settling disputes before the courts.

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CHOICE’s New Guide for Family Travel Insurance

Consumer organization CHOICE has written a guide for purchasing single or family travel insurance. Here’s a quick breakdown for the layman.

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LIMITATION APPLIES TO RECOVERY PROCEEDINGS UNDER MSMED ACT

In a recently delivered judgment of M/s Silpi Industries etc. vs. Kerala State Road Transport Corporation & Anr, the Hon’ble Apex court of our country delved into the issue as to whether the provisions of Indian Limitation Act, 1963 is applicable to arbitration proceedings initiated under Section 18(3) of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 ?

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Free Pre-Registration of sg-domains at Second Level

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How to Manage Claims and Dispute Resolutions in Construction Sector?

The construction industry is the very essence and backbone of the UAE’s economy, with an estimated valuation of USD 101 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach a valuation of USD 133 billion by 2026. The fast-paced growth of the construction industry also comes with the increasing number of construction disputes.

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A Primer On Typosquatting

Typosquatting is a form of cybersquatting that can erode a company's brand and contribute to a reduction in sales. It can also add to the cost of sales through the need for defensive action or litigation.

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