ARBITATION LAWYER

Arbitation Lawyer in Gurugram

Looking for an arbitration lawyer in Gurgaon to resolve a dispute without long, expensive court cases? Arbitration and other Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms like mediation and conciliation help parties settle conflicts privately, efficiently and with enforceable outcomes under Indian law.
We assist individuals, startups, SMEs and established businesses in Gurgaon and Delhi‑NCR in drafting arbitration clauses, invoking arbitration, conducting arbitral proceedings and enforcing arbitral awards under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Our focus is on strategic, time‑bound and cost‑effective resolution of commercial and civil disputes while protecting your legal and financial interests.

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What Is Arbitration?

Arbitration is a legally recognized method of dispute resolution in which parties in dispute agree to resolve their disputes outside the court system by appointing a neutral third person known as an arbitrator or an arbitral tribunal. The arbitrator examines the facts, evidence, and legal submissions of the parties and delivers a binding decision known as arbitral award.

In India, arbitration is governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2015, which ensures minimal court involvement, procedural flexibility, and enforceability of arbitral awards. Arbitration is widely preferred in commercial and contractual disputes due to its confidentiality, speediness, and cost-effectiveness.

Our Arbitration Legal Services

1. Arbitration Advisory & Strategy: We provide practical legal advice on whether arbitration is the suitable forum for your dispute, evaluate risks, and develop a strong dispute resolution strategy aligned with your commercial objectives.

2. Drafting & Vetting of Arbitration Clauses: A well-drafted arbitration clause in an agreement is the foundation of an effective dispute resolution process. We draft, review, and negotiate arbitration clauses in commercial contracts to ensure enforceability and clarity.

3. Initiating Arbitration Proceedings: We assist clients in initiating arbitration proceedings via issuing notices, filing applications for appointment of arbitrators, and addressing jurisdictional challenges.

4.Representation in Arbitration Proceedings: Our firm represents clients throughout arbitration proceedings, including statement of claim and defense, Evidence and witness examination,Interim relief application, Written submissions and final arguments.

5. Challenge to Arbitral Awards: We represent clients in proceedings to set aside arbitral awards, particularly in cases involving patent illegality, violation of public policy, or procedural irregularities.

6. Enforcement of Arbitral Awards: We assist in the enforcement and execution of domestic and foreign arbitral awards under Indian law, ensuring timely realization of awarded amounts.

Domestic & International Arbitration

Our firm handle both domestic arbitration and international commercial arbitration, including disputes involving foreign parties, cross-border transactions, and enforcement of foreign awards under the New York Convention.

In international commercial arbitration, we assist Indian and foreign clients in disputes involving multi-jurisdictional issues, choice of law, seat of arbitration, and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards under applicable international conventions. Our experience extends to both ad-hoc and institutional arbitrations, ensuring effective representation in complex, high-value cross-border disputes.

Why Choose our services?

Experience in commercial, construction, real‑estate, shareholder and loan‑related disputes governed by complex contracts.
Strong drafting and advocacy skills for notices, statements of claim/defence, evidence and arguments before arbitral tribunals in Gurgaon and Delhi‑NCR.
End‑to‑end assistance: pre‑arbitration strategy, conduct of proceedings, settlement negotiations, award enforcement and challenge before courts when needed.
Support for institutional and ad‑hoc arbitrations, including domestic and international commercial arbitration.
Practical, business‑oriented advice to minimise disruption, protect cash flow and preserve ongoing commercial relationships where possible.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When can a dispute be referred to arbitration?

A dispute can be referred to arbitration if the contract between parties contains an arbitration clause or when parties mutually agree to resolve the dispute through arbitration after it arises.

What types of disputes can be resolved through arbitration?

It is commonly used for commercial, contractual, construction, infrastructure, real estate, shareholder, partnership, and business-related disputes.

Is arbitration decision legally binding?

Yes. An arbitral award is final and binding on the parties and has the same legal effect as a court decree, subject to limited grounds of challenge under law.

How long does an arbitration proceeding take?

The duration depends on the nature and complexity of the dispute. However, arbitration is generally faster than court litigation.

Can an arbitral award be challenged in court?

Yes, an arbitral award can be challenged under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2015, but only on limited grounds such as procedural irregularity, lack of jurisdiction, or violation of public policy.

Can courts grant interim relief during arbitration?

Yes, parties may approach the court for interim measures before or during arbitration, or seek relief directly from the arbitral tribunal to protect their rights and assets.

What is the difference between domestic and international arbitration?

Domestic arbitration involves disputes where parties and the subject matter are based in India, whereas international commercial arbitration involves foreign parties or cross-border transactions.

How is an arbitral award enforced?

An arbitral award is enforced through execution proceedings before the appropriate court, similar to the enforcement of a court decree.

Can foreign arbitral awards be enforced in India?

Yes, foreign arbitral awards can be enforced in India subject to compliance with applicable laws and international conventions recognized by Indian courts.

What is the fee structure and what’s included?

You can contact us for quotations based on your requirements or drop a mail at adv.kanika.rao@gmail.com

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Arbitration Lawyer in Gurugram | MSME & other Dispute Resolution service