The Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 by B V R Sarma is a comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which governs arbitration and conciliation proceedings in India. The book offers a section-wise examination of the statute, interpreting legislative intent, judicial trends, and procedural nuances that shape arbitration practice.
The commentary analyzes core provisions including reference to arbitration, appointment and jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals, interim measures, conduct of proceedings, setting aside of awards under Section 34, appellate remedies, and enforcement of domestic and foreign awards. It also provides clarity on conciliation mechanisms under Part III of the Act. Special attention is given to the transformative amendments of 2015, 2019, and 2021, and their impact on reducing judicial intervention and promoting institutional arbitration.
Supported by leading Supreme Court and High Court decisions, the text bridges theory and practice, making complex statutory provisions accessible and practically applicable. It is structured for ease of reference, making it useful for litigation preparation, academic research, and arbitral proceedings.








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