Time to institutionalise arbitration profession
By: Kazi, M. Riyazuddin
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Publisher: Kolkata CMA Kaushik Banerjee 2022Edition: Vol.57(11), Nov.Description: 83-85p.Subject(s): Construction Engineering and Management (CEM)Online resources: Click here
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Management and accountant journalSummary: This article makes a strong case for appointing a statutory body as a regulator for the arbitration profession. This will ensure a major boost to the development and growth of arbitration profession. With each day marching towards USD 5 trillion economy, continued efforts to attract of FDI investments and a push to infrastructure, a two-way regulatory framework is important for catapulting India to reach the dream destination and emerge as a favourite hub of international arbitration.
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This article makes a strong case for appointing a statutory body as a regulator for the arbitration profession. This will ensure a major boost to the development and growth of arbitration profession. With each day marching towards USD 5 trillion economy, continued efforts to attract of FDI investments and a push to infrastructure, a two-way regulatory framework is important for catapulting India to reach the dream destination and emerge as a favourite hub of international arbitration.
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