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Arbitration Tribunal — a handicapped substitute for Court of Law

February 2008 · Praveen Kumar Jain

An arbitral tribunal is designed to resolve contractual clashes with efficacy equal to a court of law. For lack of certain basic tools and techniques this alternative justice delivery vehicle can break down on its path. The article discusses such lacunae.

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