Lexis Nexis’s Commercial Dispute Resolution- State of the Law in India by Anirudh Krishnan
The year 2015 permanently altered the landscape of Indian commercial law. LexisNexis’s Commercial Dispute Resolution- State of the Law in India (1st Edition, 2024) by Anirudh Krishnan delivers a masterful, panoramic analysis of this new era.
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✔ The Post-2015 Overhaul: Explores the sweeping changes introduced by the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 1996, the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, and the creditor-in-control regime of the IBC, 2016.
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✔ Modern Evidence & Tech: Demystifies the decentralized nature of blockchain, cryptographic hash functions, and the complex evidentiary processes for proving electronic records in modern tribunals.
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✔ Landmark Rulings: Decodes high-stakes precedents such as BGS SGS SOMA JV v NHPC Ltd and DBS Bank Ltd Singapore v Ruchi Soya Industries.
Lexis Nexis’s Commentary on The Commercial Courts Act, 2015 by Sharath Chandran
Master the expedited pathways of modern corporate litigation with the Commentary on The Commercial Courts Act, 2015. Authored by prominent Madras High Court Advocate Sharath Chandran and published by LexisNexis, this 3rd Edition (2025) is a critical analysis of India's civil justice reforms.
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✔ Pre-Litigation Mediation: Extensively covers the evolving jurisprudence, Practice Directions, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for mandatory pre-institution mediation.
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✔ Global Comparative Study: Features an in-depth, in pari materia comparison with the United Kingdom Civil Procedure Rules, 1998.
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✔ Historical & Statutory Context: Traces the origins of Commercial Courts in England and India while incorporating the very latest Supreme Court and High Court judgments.