1. Introduction to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 The Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 is India’s principal legislation that governs arbitration, conciliation, and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. It was enacted to consolidate and modernize India’s arbitration law in…
1. Introduction to Arbitration in Law Arbitration in law refers to a private dispute resolution process where conflicting parties agree to submit their disagreement to one or more neutral arbitrators instead of a court. The arbitrator’s decision, known as an…
1. Introduction to Arbitration in Law Arbitration in law refers to a legally recognized method of resolving disputes outside the traditional court system. It is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where two or more parties agree to submit…
1. Introduction In arbitration, the final decision is made by an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators appointed by the disputing parties or an arbitration institution. This decision is known as an arbitral award, and it is legally binding on…
1. Introduction to Arbitration Insurance Arbitration insurance refers to the use of arbitration as a method for resolving insurance-related disputes—between insurers and policyholders, or among insurers themselves. It also refers to insurance policies that cover the costs and risks associated…
1. Introduction to Arbitration Institution An arbitration institution is an independent organization that administers and supervises arbitration proceedings between disputing parties. It provides procedural rules, appoints arbitrators, manages logistics, and ensures that arbitration runs smoothly, fairly, and efficiently. Arbitration institutions…
1. Introduction to Swift Chasing Welcome Finance Debt UK Many people in the UK have received letters or calls about old debts connected to Welcome Finance. These debts are often chased by Swift, a debt collection company. If you are…
1. Introduction to Debt Collector Solicitors in the UK Dealing with debt collectors can be stressful and confusing, especially when legal action is involved. A debt collector solicitor UK can provide professional guidance, represent you in disputes, and help you…
1. Introduction Many people ask: can written off debt be collected UK? The answer depends on the circumstances. A “written off” debt usually means the creditor has decided they are unlikely to recover the money. However, this does not always…
1. Introduction If you’re being chased for an old debt, you may wonder whether it’s still legally enforceable. In the UK, certain debts become statute-barred after a set period of time. This means creditors can no longer take legal action…
