Herbert Smith Freehills has issued the latest edition of its Indian international arbitration e-bulletin. This issue considers some significant decisions of the Indian courts, including two decisions on the arbitrability of fraud claims and a decision of the Supreme Court concerning the power of Indian courts to intervene in foreign-seated arbitrations.

The e-bulletin also reports on some interesting news stories on India-related arbitration claims, including the ongoing GMR-Maldives dispute and a decision on the termination of an arbitral tribunal's mandate.

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