The Asia-Pacific Arbitration Review 2010
Section 1: Introduction
Light at the end of the tunnel
Registrar of the London Court of International Arbitration (India) and head of its Delhi-based secretariat
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London Court of International Arbitration (India)
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Launched in April 2009, LCIA India is based in New Delhi and is the LCIA’s first independent office outside London. Drawing upon the experience and expertise of one of the longest-established arbitral institutions in the world, it offers all the services offered by the LCIA in the UK, and with the same care to ensure the expeditious, cost effective and totally neutral administration of arbitration and other forms of ADR conducted under its auspices.
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