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India unlikely to make major changes to foreign-investor dispute resolution
The brief
- India is unlikely to make major changes to its bilateral investment treaty dispute-resolution framework
- Foreign companies say dispute resolution is time-consuming and difficult
- A slow dispute process may weigh on foreign investment appetite across Indian sectors
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India's bilateral investment treaty framework
A revamped model bilateral investment treaty framework awaiting Cabinet approval aims to shorten the existing five-year litigation requirement and protect India's taxation and judicial sovereignty. India is close to concluding treaties with the UK, EU, Oman and Qatar.
Friday, 25 September
- India unlikely to make major changes to foreign-investor dispute resolution