How the Arbitration and Conciliation Act treats the recognition and enforcement of foreign awards, and the limited grounds on which enforcement may be resisted.
Part II of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act governs the enforcement of foreign awards under the New York Convention. Indian courts have consistently adopted a pro-enforcement stance, confining refusal to the narrow grounds set out in the statute.
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