<p>The book authored by Aman Vijay Dutta (Advocate) and published by Hind Law House, is a first of its kind detailed step by step commentary on Domestic Arbitration in India. It covers the life cycle of a Domestic arbitration -stage by stage- in a chapter wise manner; and is exclusively focused on Part &ndash; I of the Act. The scheme of arrangement of the book is intended to assist a practitioner by providing a check list of substantive and procedural issues that are to be kept in mind during a domestic Indian Arbitration. In his foreword, Justice P.S. Narasimha described the book as &ldquo;an indispensable guide for legal practitioners,&rdquo; highlighting the author&rsquo;s dedication to simplifying the arbitration process. Mr. Ameet Hariani noted that &ldquo;Aman has effectively addressed the practical issues faced by practitioners in domestic arbitration,&rdquo; making the book a valuable resource. Dr. Justice Shalini Phansalkar Joshi praised the book for its insightful analysis of the arbitration movement in India,&nbsp;&nbsp;emphasizing its relevance to both current and future legal&nbsp;&nbsp;landscapes. Mr. Nikhil&nbsp;&nbsp;Sakhardande commented on the book&rsquo;s thorough exploration of Part I of the Arbitration &amp; Conciliation Act, 1996, and its benefits for judges, lawyers, and students. Mr. Ganesh Chandru highlighted the book&rsquo;s timely focus on domestic arbitration, calling it &ldquo;the need of the hour.&rdquo; And Mr. Tariq Khan, in his review, recommended the book for its clear explanation of complex legal concepts and practical insights.The book authored by Aman Vijay Dutta (Advocate) and published by Hind Law House, is a first of its kind detailed step by step commentary on Domestic Arbitration in India. It covers the life cycle of a Domestic arbitration -stage by stage- in a chapter wise manner; and is exclusively focused on Part &ndash; I of the Act. The scheme of arrangement of the book is intended to assist a practitioner by providing a check list of substantive and procedural issues that are to be kept in mind during a domestic Indian Arbitration. In his foreword, Justice P.S. Narasimha described the book as &ldquo;an indispensable guide for legal practitioners,&rdquo; highlighting the author&rsquo;s dedication to simplifying the arbitration process. Mr. Ameet Hariani noted that &ldquo;Aman has effectively addressed the practical issues faced by practitioners in domestic arbitration,&rdquo; making the book a valuable resource. Dr. Justice Shalini Phansalkar Joshi praised the book for its insightful analysis of the arbitration movement in India,&nbsp;&nbsp;emphasizing its relevance to both current and future legal&nbsp;&nbsp;landscapes. Mr. Nikhil&nbsp;&nbsp;Sakhardande commented on the book&rsquo;s thorough exploration of Part I of the Arbitration &amp; Conciliation Act, 1996, and its benefits for judges, lawyers, and students. Mr. Ganesh Chandru highlighted the book&rsquo;s timely focus on domestic arbitration, calling it &ldquo;the need of the hour.&rdquo; And Mr. Tariq Khan, in his review, recommended the book for its clear explanation of complex legal concepts and practical insights.</p>
