NPAC has been working with leading law colleges in India to promote arbitration as a practice. It has engaged with students through lectures and internships. It conducts an essay competition on various issues in arbitration for law students in memory of Satya Hegde, a patron of NPAC
Arbitration is fast becoming preferred approach for settling the commercial disputes world wide. According to 2013 International Arbitration survey conducted by PwC, 47% of Indian Companies had chosen Arbitration as the forum to settle their disputes.
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NPAC invites you to the International Conference on “Current Issues in Domestic and International Arbitration” on February 18, 2017, at Shangri-La’s – Eros Hotel, 19 Ashoka Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi 110001, India. Eminent speakers across the globe will discuss and present speeches on current affairs and different trends in Arbitration. Do participate and benefit from
Arbitration in India, in the recent past has seen an enormous growth. the Arbitration and Conciliation amendment act, 2015, has definitely created a very conducive atmosphere for Arbitrations in India - both domestic and international.