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January 2, 2025Is India ready for its own international commercial court?
This article was first published in blogiwia.wordpress.com (December, 2024).
Is India ready for its own international commercial court? With the establishment of the Bahrain International Commercial Court and Singapore’s upcoming Singapore International Commercial Court (International Committee) Bill, the landscape of global dispute resolution is rapidly evolving. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul’s appointment to the Bahrain International Commercial Court highlights India's growing involvement in this international framework. In a latest article for the Indian Women in International Arbitration blog, members of our International Dispute Resolution & Investigations Practice explore how an Indian International Commercial Court could elevate India’s dispute resolution landscape, by providing neutrality, procedural flexibility, and support for international commercial arbitrations. They also delve into challenges, such as balancing sovereignty concerns with global integration and ensuring enforceability of decisions.
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Authors
- Shruti Dhonde and RItika Bansal
You can direct your queries or comments to the relevant member.
The authors also thank Mr Arjun Gupta for his valuable comments and inputs.