Partners, Krishnayan Sen and Tamal Mandal authored an article on “ππ‘π πππ° π¨π ππ‘π ππ«ππ’ππ«πππ’π¨π§ ππ π«πππ¦ππ§π,” which discusses the recent decision by the Singapore Court of Appeal in Mittal v Westbridge.
The court’s ruling addressed the issue of determining the law governing the arbitration agreement in cases where the parties have not explicitly made a choice, and the arbitration takes place in Singapore.
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