Potential Vodafone conciliation could open door for alternative dispute resolution in India

Joe Dalton

June 05, 2013

If Vodafone accepts the Indian cabinet’s offer to enter a conciliation process under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act to try and resolve its longstanding tax dispute, the Indian government may have to open up such a resolution mechanism to other multinationals.

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