Reining in judicial plagiarism in arbitration

This piece is about a recent decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal annulling an arbitral award, made by a former Chief Justice of India, on account of plagiarism. In this context, the piece argues against the over-reliance of Indian parties on former judges for arbitral appointments.

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eYLS (Yale Law School)
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2025-04-28
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International Arbitration and Investment Law
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Reining in judicial plagiarism in arbitration

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Reining in judicial plagiarism in arbitration

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Abstract

This piece is about a recent decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal annulling an arbitral award, made by a former Chief Justice of India, on account of plagiarism. In this context, the piece argues against the over-reliance of Indian parties on former judges for arbitral appointments.

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