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Here is the video of the panel discussion of IOT 2019. https://registration.iotshow.in/MyOrders/EventVideos Panel Discussion: CYBERSECURITY, DATA BREACHES & IP ISSUES FOR IOT • Biju K Nair, Lawyer and Licensing Lead, Open Invention Network • Soumya Maity, Principal Engineer, Dell Technologies • Lokesh Balu, Senior Principal Engineer, Dell Technologies • Bhanwar Lal Bishnoi, Head - Embedded Design & Development Center, Larsen & Toubro Ltd. • Kavitha Gupta, Senior Corporate Counsel, Go-to-Market Legal, India and South Asia, Juniper Networks • Sumit Dev, CPO & Head of Software, Atoll Solutions

India:  The Unresolved Controversy – Can Two Indian Parties Choose Foreign Seated Arbitration And Foreign Law To Resolve Their Disputes? 22 June 2017 by  Lomesh K. Nidumuri IndusLaw The question of whether two Indian parties can have a seat of arbitration outside India and choose foreign law to resolve disputes continues to remain a vexed issue. The Supreme Court recently had an opportunity to decide this controversy in the case of  Sasan Power Ltd., v. North American Coal Corporation India Private Limited 1  (" Sasan SC case "). However, the Supreme Court did not decide the issue in the light of the facts before it. Confusion and ambiguity still persists and Indian companies/parties are not sure if they can choose a foreign seated arbitration with the choice of foreign law, and thereafter seek to enforce the foreign arbitral award in India.  It would be useful to trace the jurisprudence on this issue. The Bombay High Court in the ca