Supreme Court on Arbitration - 2001 Edition with Supplement 2003 (Hardcover)

This superb Digest now provides the most accurate, comprehensive and dependable source for the entire case-law of the Supreme Court on the subject of Arbitration since the inception of the Supreme Court till date. Several cases covered herein will not be found anywhere else. The analysis is detailed and thorough to bring out more points from each case. The arrangement and plan of the Digest enables easy and quick access and enables the reader to reach the relevant rulings more conveniently by whatever route he may begin his search for the relevant rulings, be it the Topic approach, Statute approach or the Case-method approach. Additionally, the work provides the text of the important statutes dealing with Arbitration and Conciliation: The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996; The Arbitration Act, 1940; The Arbitration (Protocol and Convention) Act, 1937; The Foreign Awards (Recognition and Enforcement) Act, 1961; UNCITRAL Model Law and its Rules on Arbitration and Conciliation; and, Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award. Outstanding features include: the most thorough and comprehensive Digest on Arbitration Law Cross-citations of all important law reports provided; topic and Statute-wise arrangement - easy and quick access; elaborate cross-references; bench strength and coram; date of decision; both reported and unreported judgments covered; most comprehensive coverage of case-law; valuable editorial notes; annotations; and, unique time saving features give value for money. This is the only authoritative and accurate digest on Arbitration law Excellent paper, printing and binding Top-class publication. Additional features include: case-law now updated till January, 2003; a detailed subject-index at the end enables quick reference to the various topics and the sub-topics; the Table of cases digested is another useful feature of the work in as much as from any known case one can reach other digest notes on the same point naturally placed near the digest note(s) of the known case. It is an indispensable work for Arbitrators, the Judiciary and the learned members of the Bar and all others who need to know the law enunciated by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, the relevant statutory law and international documents upon which the law of Arbitration and Conciliation is based.