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Delhi High Court holds that a civil suit filed to set aside an arbitral award upheld by Supreme Court of India is an abuse of the process of law and is not maintainable.
By its judgment dated July 29, 2025 in the case of MMTC Limited vs. Anglo-American Metallurgical Pty Limited and Ors., the Delhi High Court (“Delhi…
Supreme Court of India reiterates that statutory arbitrations under special enactments override contractual arbitration agreements
The Supreme Court of India ("Supreme Court") has in Umri Pooph Pratappur (UPP) Tollways Private Limited vs. M.P. Road Development Corporation and Anr…
Supreme Court of India holds that the issue of non-arbitrability can be considered and decided by the arbitral tribunal
The Hon'ble Supreme Court of India ("Supreme Court"), in the case of Office for Alternative Architecture vs. IRCON Infrastructure and Services…
The Supreme Court of India held that High Courts may grant interim relief in arbitration proceedings under Article 227 of the Constitution of India, in exceptional circumstances
The Supreme Court of India (“Supreme Court”), in the case of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd. and Anr. Vs. Bansal Infra Projects Pvt. Ltd. and Ors…
Commercial Disputes Weekly - Issue 255
The Technology and Construction Court has rejected a challenge by the defendant employer to enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision which asserted…
Shaping a culture of settlement: Spain’s legal reform through a UK lens
In the first quarter of 2025, Spanish civil courts registered over 1 million new claims.By contrast, the UK - despite having a much larger…
Reform of the Court System and Jurisdiction over Arbitration Cases in Vietnam
The Law on amendments to People’s Court Organization Law (hereinafter referred to as “Law No. 81/2025/QH15”), which came into effect on July 1, 2025…
Asset Recovery in Vietnam: Turning Judgments into Cash
Winning in court is only half the battle. In Vietnam, turning a judgment into actual recovery can be a long and complex journey, especially when…
ベトナムにおける人民裁判所組織法の改正と仲裁事件管轄の変更
「人民裁判所組織法の一部を改正する法律」（以下「Law No.81/2025/QH15」）は、2025年7月1日に施行され、ベトナムの裁判所制度を大きく変更する内容を含ん…
No Surprises Here! New York and Florida Courts Reject Provider Suits to Enforce NSA IDR Awards, Heightening Pressure for Appellate Review
In a pair of recent back-to-back rulings, Federal district courts in Florida and New York have held that the No Surprises Act (“NSA”) does not permit…
2032 and Beyond: Dispute Resilience for Brisbane’s Olympic Legacy (Part 2)
Even with the best planning, disputes are inevitable in projects of Olympic scale. The key is how you manage them. In part two of this…
守正创新再起航——评《仲裁法》修订的亮点、期待和展望
近年来，随着我国市场经济法律体系的不断完善和对外开放水平的持续提升，仲裁作为一种高效、便捷、具有国际可执行性的争议解决方式…
Europa League Demotion: Palace Loses CAS Appeal in Multi-Club Ownership Case
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dismissed an appeal by Crystal Palace FC seeking readmission to the UEFA Europa League after it had been…
Navigating global enforcement: Singapore Court clarifies limits of seat jurisdiction
In the complex landscape of international arbitration, the interplay between seat courts and enforcement courts continues to shape the strategic…
Belgium: Settlement chambers introduced in various Belgian courts
From 1 September 2025, the following Belgian courts are required to establish a settlement chamber (Kamer voor Minnelijke Schikking/Chambre…
Strengthening Consumer Rights: new EU rules proposed to promote out-of-court dispute resolution
A look at the EU’s proposed reforms to make alternative dispute resolution more accessible and effective for consumers and traders In June 2025, the…
Is your arbitration clause abusive? The Québec Court of Appeal’s decision Hydro-Québec v. Terrassement St-Louis Inc., examines the scope of such clauses in a contract of adhesion
The recent decision by the Québec Court of Appeal in a case between Terrassement St-Louis Inc. (hereinafter "Terrassement") and a Crown corporation…
The Arbitration Act 2025 - keeping legal London ‘match fit’ for market dispute resolution
London has long been a hub for arbitration, especially in reinsurance and insurance disputes. What is striking in recent years - accelerated by the…
Dentons Hong Kong Partner Robert Rhoda named International Arbitration Lawyer of the Year at Asia Legal Awards 2025
Dentons is proud to announce that Robert Rhoda, partner in Dentons' Hong Kong office, has been named International Arbitration Lawyer of the Year at…
Allegations of arbitrator bias fall flat in the recent case of V and N v K
In the recent case of V and N v K the High Court confirmed the high threshold required for establishing arbitrator bias and considered the extent of…
Unravelling the Complexities in Completion of Construction Projects
One of the most persistent challenges in construction projects is determining when a construction project is truly "complete." This article explores…
Sustainable Construction in FIDIC Contracts: Legal Enforceability in Arbitration in the UAE
After the 2015 Paris Agreement, there has been a growing emphasis on Environmental, Social and Governance standards (“ESG”) globally...
AI in Arbitration: A Perspective from Chile
In 2024, Chile was recognized as the regional leader in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). However the adoption of AI in the dispute…
Rapide, mais à quel prix ? Le nouveau litige en procédure accélérée en hongrie peut-il faire concurrence à l’arbitrage accéléré ?
Le législateur hongrois a introduit un nouveau régime de procédure accélérée, qui entrera en vigueur en septembre 2025. Quelles sont les principales…
Party autonomy in international arbitration: are parties in India truly free to choose the process?
Party autonomy is one of the most frequently cited advantages of arbitration. It promises disputing parties the freedom to select their arbitrators…
Taming the Beast — The Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) White Paper on Document Production
Document production in international arbitration has long been criticized by companies and users as having become a burdensome, costly, and often…
Votre clause d’arbitrage est-elle abusive? La Cour d’appel dans la décision Hydro-Québec c. Terrassement St-Louis Inc. se penche sur la portée de telles clauses dans un contrat d’adhésion
La décision récemment rendue par la Cour d’appel du Québec dans une affaire opposant Terrassement St-Louis Inc. (ci-après « Terrassement ») à une…
Can non-signatories be bound by your arbitration agreement? Recent ruling says “yes.”
In a recent win for employers, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit highlighted how companies can use…
Narrow Approach To Setting Aside Ex Parte Orders For The Enforcement Of Foreign Arbitral Awards: Court Of Appeal Endorses Creditor Friendly Substance Over Form Approach
In its recent judgment in Suning International Group Co Limited v Carrefour Nederland BV [2025] CICA (Civ) 11, the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal…
Judicial Review of Foreign-Related Arbitration in China
2025 marks the 30th Anniversary of the establishment of China's prior reporting mechanism for foreign-related arbitration, presenting an opportune…