Claire Sheridan

Authors: Atisha Sisodiya* and Smriti Shandil** Jurisdiction: India China Topics: BITs Intellectual Property Investment Disputes National Legislation I. INTRODUCTION In response to geopolitical tensions between India and China, the Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology released a Press Note[1] on June 29, 2020, banning 59 applications owned or controlled […]

India’s ban on Chinese apps: Could India face the fire ...

September 13, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: Shambhavi Sinha* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Intellectual Property Investment Disputes BITs INTRODUCTION The outbreak of COVID-19 as a pandemic has disrupted the entire healthcare sector, as well as the economy, of the world. Even the most brilliant minds of the world have not been able to come up with a […]

The Connection Between a COVID-19 Vaccine, Compulsory Licensing and Potential ...

September 8, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: José María de la Jara* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Online Arbitration Cross-Examination Hearing In 1906, John Phillip Sousa traveled to the United States Capitol to talk about a new technology. This is what he had to say: “When I was a boy, in front of every house in the summer […]

Humans v. the Infernal Machine: Cross Examination in Virtual ...

August 25, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Authors: Syamantak Sen* and Aadya Bansal** Jurisdiction: India Topics: Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally National Legislation Bankruptcy of a Party Court Decisions New York Convention In Agrocorp Int’l Private (PTE) Ltd. v. Nat’l Steel and Agro Indus.[1], an insolvency petition was filed by the […]

Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?

August 21, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Authors: Niyati Ahuja* and Naimeh Masumy** Jurisdiction: Europe Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Mandatory Rules International Character of Dispute In May 2018, the European Union amended its blocking regulations to counteract the extraterritorial reach of the recently re-imposed sanctions by the United States.[1] The blocking regulations were instituted to […]

The Role of Blocking Regulations in International Arbitration: A Ground ...

August 18, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: Parth Tyagi* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Experts Powers of Arbitrators Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals I. INTRODUCTION Party-appointed experts play an essential part in the arbitral proceedings, by providing their valuable expertise to the tribunal about topics beyond the tribunal’s specialization. However, in practical terms, their […]

Crystalizing Jurisprudence: Assessing An Arbitral Tribunal’s Competence To Exclude A ...

August 14, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: Martin Kwan* Jurisdiction: Canada United States Topics: Contents of the Arbitration Agreement Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Existence and Validity of Agreement to Arbitrate Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally In a recent case, Uber Technologies Inc. v. Heller, the Supreme Court of Canada debated […]

Unconscionable Arbitration Agreement: To Strike Down Entirely or to “Blue-Pencil” ...

August 11, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: Satyajit Bose* Jurisdiction: International Topics: ICSID Investment Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Arbitral Awards In response to the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (“Covid-19”), States across the world have enacted a series of extra-ordinary measures. These range from social distancing guidelines and economic shutdowns to more controversial measures, such […]

Police Powers as a Defence to COVID-19 Liability: Does it ...

August 6, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Author: Sathvik Chandrashekar* Jurisdiction: India Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement Court Decisions Much has been written about the Indian Supreme Court’s judgment in NAFED v. Alimenta S.A.[1] The judgment has sparked well-justified criticism for broadening the use of the “public policy” ground for refusing the […]

The Indian Supreme Court’s Judgment in NAFED v. Alimenta S.A.: ...

July 21, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan

Given the increased conversation currently about racial diversity in the workforce, ARIA is happy to announce that two articles by Benjamin G. Davis, previously published in ARIA, will be available to download for free until the end of December. These articles address serious issues in the diversity of the international […]

Articles About Racial Diversity in International Arbitration

July 20, 2020 in Announcement by Claire Sheridan

Authors: Smriti Shukla* and Yash Raj** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitral Process Confidentiality Delivery and Receipt of Communications Electronic Documents International Character of Dispute National Legislation Online Arbitration Responsibility of Parties INTRODUCTION With the onset of COVID-19, the world has gone virtual, and thus so have arbitral proceedings. Indeed, this new opportunity […]

International Arbitration: A Miscellany of Data Protection Regimes and its ...

July 15, 2020 in Blog by Claire Sheridan