D. Y. Chandrachud appointed arbitrator in Ukraine dispute
Russia appointed former Chief Justice of India D. Y. Chandrachud as an arbitrator in a Ukraine–Russia investment dispute filed by Ukraine's state-owned bank, Oschadbank. The arbitration concerns claims over assets and operations affected during the Russia–Ukraine conflict. Chandrachud will serve on a three-member arbitral tribunal. The case is being heard under the 1998 Ukraine–Russia Bilateral Investment Treaty. The appointment marks another instance of Indian jurists participating in international commercial arbitration and reflects ongoing use of dispute resolution under bilateral investment treaties. The outcome could influence cross-border investments and energy projects in the region, depending on the tribunal's findings and rulings.
D. Y. Chandrachud appointed as arbitrator in Ukraine-Russia dispute.
Case under the 1998 Ukraine–Russia Bilateral Investment Treaty.
Chandrachud serves on a three-member arbitral tribunal.
Demonstrates Indian jurists' role in international arbitration.
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