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Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 (as amended). Emphasis on institutional arbitration, strict timelines (12 months), and enforcement of foreign awards under New York Convention.
Download briefing (PDF)Curated for corporates, MSMEs, and in-house counsel
Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 (as amended). Emphasis on institutional arbitration, strict timelines (12 months), and enforcement of foreign awards under New York Convention.
Download briefing (PDF)International Arbitration Act + Arbitration Act; SIAC rules widely adopted. Courts support confidentiality and interim measures.
Download briefing (PDF)Arbitration Act 2005 (rev. 2018) aligns with UNCITRAL, pending reforms for third-party funding, AIAC procedures.
Download briefing (PDF)UAE Federal Law No. 6 of 2018 and DIFC/ADGM frameworks; DIAC rules revamped 2022; supportive of interim relief.
Download briefing (PDF)PRC Arbitration Law + CIETAC rules; attention to “foreign-related” criteria, growing acceptance of ad hoc clauses in FTZs.
Download briefing (PDF)Yes. Parties may choose a foreign seat. However, ensure governing law, enforcement strategy, and emergency relief logistics are aligned with business needs.
MSME councils can push mediation/conciliation within strict deadlines. Awards under MSMED Act gain decree status.
Permitted in Singapore and increasingly Malaysia/DIFC. India lacks formal regulation but funding is not barred.
DIFC/ADGM courts maintain reciprocal protocols with onshore UAE courts, improving award portability.
Singapore Convention on Mediation recognizes mediated settlements internationally. India’s Mediation Act 2023 is moving towards notification.