Kluwer: To Vary or Not To Vary: The Future of Modification of Arbitral Awards in India

Published on December 24, 2024

By Urvashi Misra (AZB & Partners) and Natasha Singh (AZB & Partners)

In October 2024, the Indian Department of Legal Affairs unveiled the highly anticipated Indian Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2024 (ā€œBillā€), inviting comments and feedback on the proposed amendments. While the Bill addresses important aspects, including the formal recognition of emergency arbitration and a clarification of the longstanding ambiguity around the ā€œvenueā€ of an arbitration,...

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