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Digital Evidence & Virtual Hearings in Arbitration | Arbitration Awareness Series

Digital transformation has reshaped the way arbitration is conducted, with electronic evidence and virtual hearings becoming increasingly common. But how do arbitral tribunals assess the legal validity of digital records, and what procedural challenges arise in technology-driven dispute resolution? This session from the Arbitration Awareness Series, hosted by Kovise Ecoversity under the aegis of the Kovise Foundation, was organised by the INFED School of Kovise Ecoversity. The talk was carried over by Ms. A Teajashwini, Intern at KFCRI, and examines the admissibility of digital evidence, the conduct of virtual hearings, and the broader implications of technology in arbitration practice. The discussion highlights statutory provisions, judicial precedents, and practical considerations that shape the use of digital tools in arbitration. It also explores how technology enhances accessibility and efficiency, while raising questions of authenticity, fairness, and procedural safeguards. By addressing both doctrinal and institutional perspectives, the session provides valuable insights for students, practitioners, and institutions engaged in ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution). It emphasizes how technology is redefining evidentiary standards and the future of arbitration in India and beyond. Kovise Ecoversity: https://koviseecoversity.org/ KFCRI: https://kfcri.org/