Tylney Hall Session: “Procedural Tools in Court and Arbitration: Which Practices Work Best?”

The above session on the afternoon of the India Roundtable will be an audience-led, Tylney Hall style session, chaired by Lord Peter Goldsmith KC (Fountain Court Chambers) and Gourab Banerji, Senior Advocate (Essex Court Chambers). The discussion will be guided by questions submitted by the audience on procedural tools, bearing in mind that the focus of the Roundtable is a comparative look at tools and practices across both jurisdictions.

All questions must be received by 3 September, with each attendee being requested to please submit at least one question. Examples of questions we have received so far cover topics such as whether pre-action protocols which are standard in the UK may usefully be adopted in India; exploring the reluctance of Indian courts to order costs as compared to the English Commercial Court; and looking at case management techniques in court and arbitration across both jurisdictions. The Co-Chairs will call upon those who have submitted questions to introduce their question, before moderating the discussion generated by the question. Thank you in advance for submitting your questions, which will greatly contribute to the success of this dynamic and interactive session.

13 September 2026  – Lunch

Gourab Banerji, Senior Advocate and Arbitrator, is kindly hosting lunch on Sunday at his residence (19, G Road, Maharani Bagh, New Delhi, 110065), from 12 noon onwards on 13 September. Please let us know by 10 August if you are able to join.

Please detail your question below and indicate if you would like to come to the lunch.

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