Arbitration & Mediation
As a recognized Arbitrator and Mediator, Advocate Anita Singh prioritizes preserving business relationships and achieving cost-effective settlements outside traditional courtrooms. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act provides a structured framework — and our chamber leverages it to deliver faster, binding resolutions in commercial and civil disputes. We handle both domestic and cross-border arbitration matters.
Why Choose Us for This Service
Faster Resolution
Arbitration typically concludes in months — compared to years in traditional courts.
Confidentiality Guaranteed
Proceedings and awards are private, protecting sensitive business information.
Recognised Arbitrator
Adv. Anita Singh is a recognized arbitrator, bringing neutral expertise and legal authority to every proceeding.
Cost Effective
ADR significantly reduces litigation expenses, legal fees, and opportunity costs for all parties.
Scope of Service
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services ensuring swift, confidential, and out-of-court settlements.
- Representation in Arbitration Tribunals
- Neutral Mediation for Corporate Disputes
- Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
- Pre-litigation Conciliation Advisory
- Drafting of Arbitration Clauses
- Emergency Arbitration Advisory
Our Process
Clause Review
We review the arbitration clause in your agreement to determine the applicable rules and seat of arbitration.
Notice & Appointment
Arbitration notice is issued, and an arbitrator (or panel) is appointed as per the agreement or statute.
Pleadings
Claims, counter-claims, and supporting evidence are submitted in structured written form.
Hearings
Oral hearings are conducted with examination of witnesses and legal arguments before the tribunal.
Award & Enforcement
The arbitral award is received and, if needed, enforced through the appropriate court.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. An arbitral award has the same force as a court decree under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, and can be enforced through courts.
Under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act, an award can be challenged on limited grounds such as incapacity, improper procedure, or conflict with public policy.
Mediation is a voluntary, non-binding process facilitated by a neutral. Arbitration is quasi-judicial — the arbitrator's decision is final and binding.
Absolutely. A well-drafted arbitration clause is critical — it determines the seat, rules, language, and number of arbitrators. We draft these preventively.