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DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Evolution of the Doctrine of Public Policy in Arbitration

The arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 was implemented to introduce a regime of alternate dispute resolution in the country. However, with enhanced remedial and appellate participation from the judiciary, the idea of ‘alternative’ dispute resolution seems to replicate a façade. This piece intends to establish the true objective of the Act and determine the true meaning of public policy.

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