TDM Special Issue on International Commercial and Investment Disputes in and with India - Editorial
L. Choukroune, School of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthR. Donde, Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler
TDM 2 (2018)
International Commercial and Investment Disputes in and with India
Editorial
R. Donde, Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler
India
The Changing Landscape of Investment Treaty Protection in India
M. Purice, Freshfields Bruckhaus DeringerS. Azima, Derains & Gharavi
The State Doesn't Strike Back After All: India's Final Model BIT Takes the Bite out of Investor Obligations and Eliminates State Counterclaims
E. Leikin, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLPS. Gadodia, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
C. Loudon, REDRESS
The Other Side of the Coin: India's 2015 Model BIT and Indian Investors Abroad
E.E. Triantafilou, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLPJ.J. Menezes, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
ISDS Transparency Provisions in the Indian Model BIT: A Half-Hearted Attempt?
P. Ranjan, South Asian University, New Delhi, IndiaEvolution of the Indian Model Bilateral Investment Treaty Vis-a-Vis Investor-State Dispute Settlement Mechanism - A Balancing Act
R. Singh Sisodia, LawyerR. Raman, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Government of India
Reflections on Dispute Resolution Provisions of the Indian 2015 Model Bit - Demonstrating a Protectionist Approach
A. KurlekarL.E. Thomas, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata
ICSID and India: Should India Ratify the ICSID Convention?
S. Jayasimha, Aarna LawR. Raghavan, Aarna Law
R. Tigadi, Aarna Law
India Joining the ICSID: is it a Valid Debate?
J.J. Nedumpara, The Centre for Trade and Investment Law (CTIL)A. Laddha, The Centre for Trade and Investment Law (CTIL)
EU-India Investment Negotiations and their Prospects in Era of Backlash and Reform
O. Svoboda, Embassy of the Czech Republic in TokyoIndia's Commercial Courts: An Examination Through Different Lenses
T. Shiroor, Eversheds SutherlandA. Rajan, Teynier Pic
The 2015 Amendment to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: A Critical Analysis
D.F. Devitre, Homburger AGTwenty Years of the Arbitration Act 1996 in India: Bhatia International revisited
S. Petit, Norton Rose FulbrightC. Chandrachud
J. Meeran
Why Domestic Parties in India Should be Allowed to Choose Foreign Arbitration Seats
B.S. VasaniT.S. Mehta, Jones Day
"Arbitrability": The Indian Spectrum
S. Jaisingh, Bharucha & Partners, MumbaiP. Vakil, Advocate & Solicitor
Determining the Arbitrability of Intra-Corporate Disputes in India: Private Justice is Justice After All
B. Ashiya, Mundkur Law PartnersArbitrability of Fraud: A Never-Ending Evolution in India
M. Thadikkaran, White & Case LLPA. Sewlikar, Linklaters LLP
Enforcement of Interim Orders Granted by Foreign Seated Arbitral Tribunals in India: A Classic Case of Close, but not Quite
A. Khan, AdvocateV. Panikkar, Advocate
Introducing "Public Policy" to Enforcement of Foreign Judgments: Lessons from the Law of Arbitration
G.T. Dunna, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, Pepperdine School of LawArbitration Reforms in India - The Case for Third Party Funding of Arbitral Claims
S. Ramani Garimella, South Asian University, New Delhi, IndiaEnforcement of Foreign Awards in India for Arbitrations Involving Third Party Funding
A. Shrivastava, Aria Law ChambersLooking Through the Transnational Theory of Arbitration: Imagining Future Possibilities for Indian Law
S. Rai, Independent Counsel, MumbaiA. Dwivedi, Advocate, Bombay High Court
Director Corporate Social Responsibility Obligations in Indian Publicly-Traded Corporations: Are Directors the Guardians of Shareholders or Stakeholders?
J. Slawotsky, Radzyner Law SchoolR. Viraraghavan, Barrister, Senior Advocate
Corporate Social Responsibility and Foreign Direct Investment - The Indian Investment Treaty Approach and Beyond
L. Choukroune, School of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthThird-Party Funding in Arbitration - India's Readiness in a Global Context
A. Wadia, Solicitor Advocate, Arbitrator & CounselS. Rawat, Trilegal
