Gandhi Pandit

Tribhuwan University, Law, Faculty Member

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I am a law teaching teaching commercial law in Tribhuvan University in Nepal. I am senior advocate in Supreme Court of Nepal practicing law in commercial law field for last 35 yearsI have done Phd on commercial law from Tribhuvan University and done LLM from Columbia University in the City of New York.I have authored several books on law in NepalI have established Ganhdi And Associates, a leading law firm in Nepal.I have worked as member of International Court of Arbitration from 2003 to 2012
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The Basic Concept of Tort Law

verdict, Jan 17, 2018

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Issues of Jurisdiction, Choice of Law and Enforcement in International Commercial Arbitration: A Nepal Perspective

Private International Law South Asian States’ Practice, 2017

Arbitration, an accepted dispute resolution mechanism in Nepal, has been receiving increased inte... more Arbitration, an accepted dispute resolution mechanism in Nepal, has been receiving increased interest in recent times, especially since the enactment of the new legislation on arbitration in 1999, attempting to harmonize the Nepalese law with the UNCITRAL Model Law as well as bring it on similarity with the other arbitration laws in the South Asian region. The Public Procurement Act and Regulations 2007 mandated ADR methods for dispute resolution in construction contracts. Interestingly, the legislation attempted to provide a structured methodology for the conduct of arbitration, and also specified timelines for the conduct and the completion of arbitration, a unique feature, especially because delayed arbitration has been a problem with many arbitral regimes within the region. This chapter attempts to showcase the Nepal Arbitration Act, 1999 and explain the jurisprudence developed in Nepal, especially related to the conduct of the arbitration and the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.