Abstract
The Indian Supreme Court in Venture Global Engineering v. Satyam Computer Services Ltd has attracted vehement criticism for claiming jurisdiction to set aside foreign awards. In an attempt to objectively assess the decision of the Court, the author traces the various judgments and the position of law of arbitration in India on the same. The analysis of various judgments, some orthodox and some broad in their perspective, reveals the contortion of a previously straightforward law into a difficult regime governing arbitration proceedings and arbitral awards.
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