Arbitration Lawyers in Noida

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With the growth of businesses, trade, and commerce, the possibility of a dispute sprouting is high and the resolution of disputes through civil courts is not only expensive but is also time-consuming and technical. In order to save time, energy and resources litigants these days resort to arbitration to resolve their disputes in an expeditious manner.

About our arbitration practice

With more than 40 years of standing at the Bar, our team of seasoned and well-read lawyers handles arbitration matters in Noida with due diligence and with extreme precaution. Law on Arbitration being flexible enables our office to adopt the procedure which is in the best interest of our clients. Our office gives every endeavor to conclude the arbitration in a just, equitable and timely manner.

Which areas of Arbitration law are dealt with by our Arbitration lawyers in Noida?

Our Arbitration lawyers in Noida are often retained for arbitration matters pertaining to:

• Drafting of arbitration agreements
• Appointment & challenging the appointment of Arbitrator(s).
• Drafting & Pleading of a claim.
• Defending a wrongful claim.
• Challenging wrongful procedure/ proceeding.
• Argument and the arbitral award.
• Objections and appeals against a wrongful/ injurious order/ award.

How to retain services of firm’s Noida law office?

Step-1 Prior appointment

For consultation regarding arbitration matters, a prior appointment is required by filling the above consultation form. If time is of the essence in your matter, you can directly approach us on +917710777770.

Step-2 Consultation

To enable us to serve our clients in an efficient manner, Clients are expected to arrive 15 minutes prior to the given time along with:

• Compilation of relevant documents pertaining to the case.
• Narration regarding important facts and incidents.
• List of questions.

Step-3 Preparation of arbitration consists of many stages:

• Narration – either submitted remotely or in office.
• Factual analysis
• Research
• Compilation
• Drafting

Stage three is concluded with the drafting of the matter.

Step-4 Pleading

Pleadings are led depending upon the nature of the claim petition. Pleadings may include

• Filing of Claim petition
• Reply, Replication, Rejoinder

Step-5 Final Arguments

Step-6 Award

Why Do Clients Choose B&B Associates LLP?

• Transparent fee structure
• Just and fair dealings
• Genuine advice
• Deep and in-depth knowledge of the intricacies of law
• No unnecessary delays
• Regular case updates

Golden Rules

**We deject un-ethical and immoral practices, and reserve our rights of extending legal services only to a select clientele which exhibits civility, faith in law, sound moral footing, and good conscience. Our legal counsels defend the ones who have falsely been implicated, and prosecute for those who have actually been victimized – in either case, our counsels reserve their right of exercising discretion in accepting or rejecting a brief/ lawsuit

FAQ (Related to Arbitration Law)

WHEN CAN ARBITRATION BE INITIATED?

Arbitration proceedings can be initiated if there is a specific arbitration clause in the agreement executed between the parties, or if there is a special agreement to the effect dispute between the parties shall be settled via arbitration. The existence of an arbitration agreement can be implied by written correspondence such as letters, telex, or telegrams which provide a record of such agreement. In case there is a statement of claims and defenses in which the existence of an arbitration agreement is alleged by one party and not denied by others, it is considered as a valid written arbitration agreement.

How To Initiate Arbitration, what procedure applies to Arbitration, and what are its stages?

1. Notice for invoking arbitration

The first and foremost is to send a notice to the opposite party stating the reasons for invoking arbitration proceedings and for seeking objections if any.

2. Appointment of arbitrator(s)

Parties to an arbitration agreement may decide any number of arbitrators for proceedings, however, it should not be an even number. Certain other embargoes are to be kept in mind:

a. The arbitrator should be qualified and technically competent to adjudicate on the issue.
b. The arbitrator shall not have any relation, whatsoever, either with the disputing parties or with the subject matter of a dispute.
c. An arbitrator must be an independent and impartial entity.

The procedure of Arbitration Proceeding

Unlike civil litigation, Arbitration proceedings are not governed by Code of Civil Procedure or Indian Evidence Act. The parties to the proceedings are at liberty to frame their own procedure pertaining to preferred language, place of proceedings, etc.

Presenting claim and evidence

Once the arbitration proceedings are commenced, the arbitrator shall give an opportunity to the claimant and the respondent to present their claim and defense along with their respective documents/evidence.

In case a party fails to encash the opportunity to present a defense or file a claim, the arbitrator may proceed without the presence of any representation of a failing party. After the parties represent their case, the arbitrator may make efforts to reconcile the dispute by opting for mediation and conciliation.

If mediation and conciliation fail, then the arbitrator shall continue to decide on merits and pass an award after due consideration of written pleadings, documents, and submissions filed by the parties.

Recourse against Award

Any award passed by an arbitrator cannot be challenged by way of an appeal or revision, however, the party aggrieved of an award may approach the Session Court of a district where the proceedings were commenced with objections as to the validity of the Award under the grounds mentioned in the Act. Any order passed by the court whether allowing the objections to an award or refusal to set aside the award can be challenged in an appellate court by way of an appeal.

Who are B&B’s leading Arbitration Advocates in Noida?

• Mrs. Savita Bhandari – Founding Partner.
• Dr. Rohit Samhotra – Sr. Associate
• Mr. Ambransh Bhandari – Managing Partner
• Mr. Paras Chugh – Sr. Associate & Head Legal Research
• Mr. Sunny Menghi – Sr. Associate
• Ms. Anjali Bisht – Sr. Associate

Above-named counsels are well-versed in arbitration law, the names are arranged per seniority of position with the firm.