Commercial
arbitration is considered to be an effective alternative that is pivotal
in resolving the disputes related to the commercial sector. Every
enterprise is subject to a variety of disputes and in this regard
arbitration offers a comprehensive incentive mechanism that promotes
commercial arbitration as a method of dispute resolution. It works on
the principle of neutrality and mutuality. These are the two parameters
that separate arbitration with court litigation.
The commercial arbitration rules
includes- agreement of parties, AAA and Delegation of Duties,
National
Roster of Arbitrators, Filing Requirements, Answers and Counterclaims,
Changes of Claim, Jurisdiction, Interpretation and Application of Rules,
Mediation, Administrative Conference, Fixing of Locale, Appointment
from National Roster, Direct Appointment by a Party, Appointment of
Chairperson by Party-Appointed Arbitrators or Parties, Nationality of
Arbitrator, Number of Arbitrators, Disclosure, Disqualification of
Arbitrator, Communication with Arbitrator, Vacancies, Preliminary
Hearing, Pre-Hearing Exchange and Production of Information, Enforcement
Powers of the Arbitrator, Date, Time, and Place of Hearing, Attendance
at Hearings, Representation, Oaths, Stenographic Record, Postponements,
Arbitration in the Absence of a Party or Representative, Dispositive
Motions, sanctions and many more.
Sterling Juris is a well known Legal Law firm in Delhi,
offering arbitration/alternate dispute resolution services to clients
from a broad range of sectors, providing the clients best legal advice
and support in resolving their commercial matters. Our attorneys have a
great experience in handling complex arbitration matters, that
effectively meet the needs and requirements of the clients.
- Conduct domestic arbitration under Arbitration and Conciliation Act. 1996
- Offering mediation services
- Representing clients before the high court and the supreme court in regard to arbitration petition
- Representing clients before an arbitral tribunal in regard to the arising disputes
- Advising clients on commercial contract, contractual disputes, marketing agreements etc.
- Advising clients on laws and procedures related to commercial arbitration
- Drafting an arbitration agreement
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