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Niti Dixit is based in New Delhi and well placed to advise multinational clients on commercial disputes before the Supreme Court and on LCIA and SIAC arbitration.
Niti Dixit is based in New Delhi and well placed to advise multinational clients on commercial disputes before the Supreme Court and on LCIA and SIAC arbitration.
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Niti has a very good understanding of the matter beyond the legislation and knows all the key players.
Niti Dixit is very experienced and skilful in supporting our disputes work requirements.
Niti has a very good understanding of the matter beyond the legislation and knows all the key players.
Niti Dixit is very experienced and skilful in supporting our disputes work requirements.
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Levelling the Playing Field: Supreme Court Decides on Unilateral Appointment of Arbitrators
State-owned enterprises (“SOEs”) in India have historically stipulated in their commercial contracts that arbitrators must be chosen from a panel pre-determined by the SOEs. These clauses have been challenged as being unfair, but Indian courts have taken differing views in the matter. A five-judge b
The New India-UAE BIT: Changing the Model BIT by BIT
The new bilateral investment treaty (“BIT”) signed by India and the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) earlier this year replaces the 2013 India-UAE BIT and entered into force on August 31, 2024. The 2024 India-UAE BIT seeks to stimulate investment across a broad range of sectors and marks a key policy sh
Deficiently Stamped Arbitration Agreements: The Supreme Court Finally Decides
In April 2023, a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court issued a decision in N.N. Global Mercantile Private Limited v. Indo Unique Flame Limited (“NN Global 2”) which held that a deficiently stamped agreement is void, unenforceable and cannot exist in law. Further, the Supreme Court in NN Global 2 he
Levelling the Playing Field: Supreme Court Decides on Unilateral Appointment of Arbitrators
State-owned enterprises (“SOEs”) in India have historically stipulated in their commercial contracts that arbitrators must be chosen from a panel pre-determined by the SOEs. These clauses have been challenged as being unfair, but Indian courts have taken differing views in the matter. A five-judge b
The New India-UAE BIT: Changing the Model BIT by BIT
The new bilateral investment treaty (“BIT”) signed by India and the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) earlier this year replaces the 2013 India-UAE BIT and entered into force on August 31, 2024. The 2024 India-UAE BIT seeks to stimulate investment across a broad range of sectors and marks a key policy sh
Deficiently Stamped Arbitration Agreements: The Supreme Court Finally Decides
In April 2023, a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court issued a decision in N.N. Global Mercantile Private Limited v. Indo Unique Flame Limited (“NN Global 2”) which held that a deficiently stamped agreement is void, unenforceable and cannot exist in law. Further, the Supreme Court in NN Global 2 he
