Publications

Publications

Writing on international arbitration and Incoterms®

The advisor’s publications address questions that arise regularly in the firm’s practice: the referral of parties to arbitration under the New York Convention and the allocation of risk and cost under Incoterms® rules.

Featured article · ICA Quarterly, Vol. 201 (April–June 2019)Section 45 and Article II of the New York Convention
New York ConventionArticle II(3)

A court seized of a matter covered by an arbitration agreement shall refer the parties to arbitration, unless the agreement is null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed.

mirrored in
Arbitration Act, 1996Section 45

Since the 2019 amendment, the court refers parties to arbitration unless it prima facie finds the agreement null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed.

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International arbitration

R.K. Sanghi, Senior Advocate, has written in the ICA Quarterly (Vol. 201, April–June 2019) on the referral of parties to arbitration under Section 45 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, and its relationship with Article II of the New York Convention. Exact title: [to be completed: article title]

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Incoterms®

Publications by the advisor on Incoterms® rules and their use in international sale contracts: [to be completed: titles, journals and years of the Incoterms publications]

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TitlePublicationYearSubject
[to be completed: title]ICA Quarterly, Vol. 2012019 (April–June)Section 45 & Article II, New York Convention
[to be completed: title][to be completed: journal / publisher][to be completed: year]Incoterms®
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