How Russian companies can go to court with an Indian contracting party
Indian courts are so overburdened that 10-year-old disputes are being heard there. The High Court of Delhi, for example, has examined 8,000 such civil cases in 2022-2023.
Indian courts are so overburdened that 10-year-old disputes are being heard there. The High Court of Delhi, for example, has examined 8,000 such civil cases in 2022-2023. On top of all this, decisions of Russian courts are difficult to enforce in India.
Vladislav Zabrodin, Managing Partner of CLS, shares his advice on choosing a jurisdiction for disputes with Indian contracting parties and the nuances of Indian state courts in a new article for RBC Pro.
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