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Practical Outcomes of Arbitration and Way Forward

This course is part of a program and cannot be purchased individually.

Understanding Arbitral Awards, Setting Aside, and Enforcement Procedures.

This course is included in the 6 Month — Advanced Diploma in Arbitration & Mediation (ADR) Programme.

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01 November 2024
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04 February 2025
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04 February 2026
8-12 Hours Per Week
EBC Learning
About this Course

The Practical Outcomes of Arbitration and Way Forward course delves into the critical post-arbitration processes that every legal professional must understand. You will learn the complete procedure for drafting and finalising arbitral awards, including the requirements for signing and stating reasons, as well as managing pre-award and post-award interest. The course also covers the essential grounds under Section 34 for setting aside an arbitral award, including violations of law, contract terms, and public policy concerns. Additionally, you'll explore the process of enforcing arbitral awards, understanding how they are treated as court decrees and the limitations courts face in interpreting them.

This course equips you with the necessary knowledge to navigate the post-arbitration phase, ensuring you can efficiently handle award enforcement and challenges, making it ideal for legal professionals specialising in dispute resolution.

Instructors

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Dr Charu Mathur

AOR, Supreme Court

Dr Charu Mathur is an Advocate on Record with the Supreme Court of India. She has over 20+ years of rich and diverse expertise in corporate, commercial, civil, criminal and constitutional law matters.

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Mallika Taly

Advocate, Bombay High Court

Mallika Taly is an advocate practising in the Bombay High Court for almost a decade. She is a litigator and is frequently involved in arbitration matters. She is also a law academician and has published various books on arbitration with Eastern Book Company.

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Trishala Trivedi

AOR, Supreme Court

Trishala is a qualified Advocate on Record before the Supreme Court of India with over a decade of experience. She has extensively worked on Arbitration and Mediation cases. She has also worked with firms such as Karanjawala & Co, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and Khaitan & Co.

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Prithwish Roy Chowdhury

Advocate, Calcutta High Court

Prithwish is an independent litigation lawyer practising before the Calcutta High Court and various tribunals. He has significant experience in arbitration, having appeared before eminent arbitral tribunals. He has previously worked with Argus Partners and conducted a session at WBNUJS, Kolkata, on practical aspects of arbitration for junior advocates.

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