Sponsored briefing: Tackling recalcitrant parties and guerrilla tactics in arbitration – an Indian perspective

Sneha Jaisingh discusses guerrilla tactics in Indian arbitral proceedings

Professor William Park compared arbitration to fine dining, which, unlike the messy hamburger of litigation, provides a balanced meal of efficiency, expediency, party autonomy and due process principles. Alas, today, arbitration in India is more messy mince and less fine dining, largely due to recalcitrant parties adopting guerrilla tactics.

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