On Friday(13th Sept), Chief Justice DY Chandrachud highlighted the growing role of young Indian lawyers in arbitration, moving away from the traditional preference for retired judges. Speaking at a Supreme Court conference, he noted that this shift reflects India’s expanding legal talent pool, including women, in the field.
Today, On 13th September, At the inauguration of the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s India office, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud emphasized the need for specialized judges due to the increasing arbitration-related litigation. The Supreme Court of India and the PCA celebrated their anniversaries together, highlighting the convergence of two prestigious legal institutions. Various legal dignitaries delivered insightful speeches on their institutions’ historical evolution and future directions.
