Commercial disputes are disputes that arise between parties during the normal course of business. Parties to such disputes may be individuals, firms, private companies, public companies, government departments, statutory bodies, etc.
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Mediation, i.e., by mutual discussion and negotiation between the parties with the help of a neutral third party |
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Arbitration, i.e., by referring the dispute to an arbitral tribunal and resolving the same in accordance with the |
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provisions contained in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 |
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Litigation, i.e., by filing an appropriate suit/application/petition before a Court of competent jurisdiction |
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In case a commercial dispute involves any criminal element, a report/complaint may be filed before the concerned Police Station/Magistrate. The same would then be tried as per the provisions of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, read with any other relevant law. |
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The litigation system in India is highly cumbersome and time-consuming. Hence, our approach is to take a pragmatic view of the situation and devise an optimum dispute resolution strategy for our clients. Sometimes this strategy involves using a mix of various dispute resolution tools at our disposal. At other times it means pursuing the case only through the courts. Our expertise and wealth of experience in this field allows us to visualize the outcome of each strategy and advise only the best route to our clients. Whatever may be the strategy, our sole objective is to get the desired result as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. |
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| Broadly, our scope of services pertaining to commercial dispute resolution includes: |
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Devising appropriate dispute resolution strategy for our clients while keeping in mind their business interests |
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Arranging for and participating in mediation proceedings on behalf of our clients |
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Representing our clients in arbitration matters before the arbitral tribunal as well as the Court |
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Handling all arbitration-related aspects including drafting of arbitration agreements, issuance of notice for initia- |
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ting arbitration proceedings, filing of application for grant of interim relief, filing of application for appointment of arbitrators, filing of claim/counter-claim, challenging arbitral award in Court, etc. |
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Representing our clients in litigation matters before various Courts and Tribunals including the Supreme Court of |
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India, High Court, Consumer Disputes & Redressal Commission, Foreign Exchange Tribunal, Telecom Disputes Settlement & Appellate Tribunal, Company Law Board, etc. |
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Handling all litigation-related aspects including drafting, filing and pursuing various types of suits, petitions, |
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appeals, applications, replies, objections, etc. before different courts and tribunals |
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The members of our team have a rich experience in the field of commercial dispute resolution. They have represented domestic as well as multinational companies in various matters pertaining to sale-purchase contracts, government contracts, building contracts, corporate law disputes, consumer disputes, tenancy disputes, recovery of debts, dishonor of cheques, anti-dumping cases, bank guarantee disputes, intellectual property disputes, telecom related disputes, etc. |
The members of our team keep themselves updated with the latest legal developments and judicial pronouncements in diverse areas of law, thereby ensuring high-quality legal services to our clients. |
The members of our team enjoy a good professional standing and are affiliated to various professional bodies such as the Supreme Court Bar Association, Delhi High Court Bar Association, South Delhi Bar Association, Bar Association of India and the Indian Council of Arbitration. |
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