2017International Journal of Advanced ResearchOpen access

EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION IN INDIA POST AMENDMENTS TO ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT 1996.

Pallavi Bajpai.

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India is a large and a diverse country. It had opened its market in the early 1990s and has embraced the good and the bad of the globalisation process. The globalisation trends as well as the large population

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India is a large and a diverse country. It had opened its market in the early 1990s and has embraced the good and the bad of the globalisation process. The globalisation trends as well as the large population

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India is a large and a diverse country. It had opened its market in the early 1990s and has embraced the good and the bad of the globalisation process. The globalisation trends as well as the large population

Key concepts: Conciliation, Arbitration, Law, Compulsory arbitration, Political science, Business

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