NO&T Asia Legal Review
Introduction
In April 2021, the Supreme Court of India, in a landmark judgement rendered in PASL Wind Solutions Private Limited v. GE Power Conversion India Private Limited, has put to rest an often debated question regarding choice of seat of arbitration between two Indian parties and upheld the autonomy of Indian parties to choose a seat of arbitration outside India. Whilst at first go this decision may seem relevant only to Indian parties, the judgment has far reaching effects on the ability of Indian subsidiaries and joint venture partners of foreign companies to choose a neutral foreign seat of arbitration, such as Singapore or London when executing contracts with other Indian parties and not be compelled to choose India as a seat of arbitration, which entailed Indian courts having supervisory jurisdiction and the award being subject to challenge in India.
(August 2025)
Oki Mori, Akiko Inoue (Co-author)
(August 2025)
Kaori Sugimoto
Kenji Tosaki, Ryo Tonomura (Co-author)
Justin Ee, Kennosuke Muro (Co-author)
(August 2025)
Kaori Sugimoto
(July 2025)
Oki Mori, Eriko Ogata, Saki Kurachi, Natsuki Ito (Co-author)
(February 2025)
Koki Yanagisawa, Hiroyuki Ebisawa (Co-author)
Kara Quek, Kennosuke Muro (Co-author)
Nopparak Yangiam, Parot Promkam (Co-author)
Ichsan Montang, Valencia Wijaya (Co-author)
Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat (Co-author)
Shohei Sasaki, Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat, Kwanchanok Jantakram (Co-author)
Rashmi Grover
Shejal Verma
Rashmi Grover
Shejal Verma, Rashmi Grover (Co-author)
