Histrically, the approach to arbitration and its jurisrudential development in India has been reactive and scatter-gun rather than proactive and structured.
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India as an Arbitration hub? A distant dream
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- Farhad Sorabjee
- February 11, 2020
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Farhad is a senior partner at JSA. He has been in practice for over thirty years and has chaired the Firm’s disputes practice. Before joining the firm as a partner in 2005, Farhad practiced as counsel in leading chambers in Mumbai for over 15 years.