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Construction law around the world—India

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Published on: 19 September 2014

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Table of contents

What are the key differences between UK construction law and the law in India?
What are the challenges in doing business in India?
Are there any particular opportunities in this jurisdiction?
What issues should construction lawyers be alive to when working on projects in India?
Are there any considerations around dispute resolution that are particular to India?

Article summary

Construction analysis: A lack of transparency, no specialist court for construction and engineering disputes, and an inadequate infrastructure are among the challenges facing those involved with construction projects in India. However, there are currently significant opportunities in the construction industry, as Ann Levin, partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, explains.

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