Law of Arbitration and Conciliation – Edition 2025 by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar is an authoritative and detailed commentary designed to give readers a complete understanding of India’s arbitration and conciliation framework. Aligned with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 along with the most recent amendments and landmark judgments, this edition provides clarity on both the theoretical and practical dimensions of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

The book explains the evolution and importance of arbitration as a modern method of dispute resolution, focusing on how it offers faster, flexible, and cost-effective solutions compared to traditional litigation. With special emphasis on statutory provisions, procedural requirements, and judicial developments, the book offers in-depth analysis useful for law professionals, arbitrators, and corporate legal teams.

Key Highlights of This Edition:

• Comprehensive Coverage of the Arbitration Act: Includes detailed commentary on Parts I, II, III, and IV of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.

• Latest Amendments Incorporated: Updated with all recent legislative changes, government notifications, and judicial interpretations affecting arbitration practice in India.

• Practical Approach: Provides clear explanations of arbitration agreements, tribunal formation, arbitral proceedings, interim measures, awards, enforcement, and challenges under Section 34.

• Conciliation Mechanism: Covers the conciliation process, legal structure, and practical strategies for achieving amicable settlement in commercial disputes.

• Landmark Case Law: Features relevant judgments from the Supreme Court, High Courts, and international arbitration forums.

• Comparative Perspective: Explains global arbitration concepts and how Indian law aligns with UNCITRAL principles.

• Model Drafts & Templates: Includes sample arbitration clauses, notices, pleadings, and procedural formats useful for practitioners.

• Ideal for Multiple Users: Beneficial for advocates, arbitrators, legal consultants, corporate managers, ADR professionals, and students preparing for competitive exams or specialized arbitration courses.

Written in an accessible and structured format, this edition serves as an indispensable reference for understanding how arbitration functions in India’s evolving commercial and legal environment. It also equips readers with the knowledge and skills required to participate confidently in arbitral proceedings and settlement processes.