Part 2 maps the modern legal scaffolding — the Mediation Act, Singapore Convention, and Dubai’s framework — that powers ODR.
From panchayats to elders to Prophet Muhammad — Part 1 traces the deep roots mediation shares across India, Singapore, and Dubai.
Kerala HC says no leeway: a 1,306-day delay sinks an arbitration appeal — strict four months means strict four months.
Tariq Khan of IAMC Hyderabad on falling into law, building an arbitration career, and what India’s young lawyers should chase.
An arbitral award without a stamp is unenforceable. How e-stamping and e-signing have quietly made ODR awards stand up in court.
Arbitration, mediation, or just plain negotiation — knowing which to pick can save years and lakhs. A practical comparison.
TRF and Perkins Eastman closed the door on unilateral arbitrator appointments. Institutional arbitration steps in to fill the gap.
Unilaterally appointed arbitrators keep getting overturned. Institutional ODR offers a cleaner path to enforceable awards.
When courts take years just to appoint an arbitrator, arbitration loses its point. How small-value claims can escape the trap.