A Practitioner's Casebook on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 | Domestic Arbitration | Adv. Navod Prasannan
Author
Adv. Navod Prasannan
Year
2026
Why Choose This Book?
Designed as a practical workbook rather than a conventional commentary, this casebook guides readers through every stage of domestic arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Using a problem-based approach, it explains the arbitration process from drafting the arbitration agreement to making, challenging, and enforcing an award. Richly supported by practical insights, it is ideal for advocates, arbitrators, in-house counsel, chamber juniors, and law students seeking a practice-oriented understanding of arbitration.
About the Book
Part of Navod's Workbook Series, this publication is divided into two comprehensive parts. Part I covers the complete domestic arbitration process—from the arbitration agreement to the arbitral award. Part II focuses on tribunal mandate, award architecture, drafting, setting aside proceedings, and enforcement of awards. The author combines legal principles with practical scenarios, helping readers understand procedural strategy, drafting techniques, evidentiary issues, and litigation arising from arbitration proceedings. The workbook is particularly useful for professionals handling commercial disputes before arbitral tribunals and courts.
Related Subjects
- Arbitration Law
- Commercial Dispute Resolution
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Civil Procedure
- Commercial Litigation
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Caveat Legalis
This publication is intended as a practical guide to domestic arbitration. Readers should consult the latest statutory amendments and judicial pronouncements under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 for current legal developments.
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