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Interim Relief Under Section 9 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996, Available Even After Initiation Of Enforcement Proceedings

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Bombay High Court held Section 9 interim relief remains available even after initiating enforcement of a foreign award, as enforcement begins only post-recognition, ensuring protection of awarded sums and preventing asset dissipation, thereby strengthening the position of foreign award holders in India.

Please click here to read the full article by Dheeraj Nair, Partner; Kumar Kislay, Partner; and Apurva Pandey, Junior Associate, published in Mondaq.

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Dheeraj Nair Partner

Dheeraj is a Partner with JSA since 2009. Dheeraj has over two decades of experience advising and representing clients on complex arbitrations, litigations and regulatory proceedings.

Kumar Kislay Partner

Kumar Kislay has been practicing law since the year 2013 and focuses on Infrastructure practice, Corporate-Commercial Litigations, and White-Collar Offences.