Amendments, Decisions Among International Arbitration Developments in Asia

Debevoise & Plimpton's Christopher K. Tahbaz and Corey S. Whiting review a major decision of the Indian Supreme Court reversing nearly a decade of jurisprudence widely viewed as unfriendly to international arbitration; the amendment of the arbitration rules at the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, China's leading arbitral institution; and a very public schism between CIETAC's Beijing headquarters and two of its sub-commissions.

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