Arbitration and Conciliation Act Judgments
Curated legal overview - not official court text. Last updated August 2026.
Overview
Indian arbitration law under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (as amended) governs domestic and international commercial arbitration, including appointment of arbitrators, interim measures, setting aside awards, and enforcement. The Supreme Court and High Courts have shaped pro-arbitration jurisprudence while safeguarding public policy limits.
Common Questions
- Can an arbitral award be challenged in court?
- Yes. Section 34 of the Arbitration Act allows setting aside an award on limited grounds such as incapacity, invalid agreement, lack of notice, excess jurisdiction, or conflict with public policy.