Daksh Centre for Arbitration & Mediation

29/06/2023

07/11/2021

International arbitration is similar to domestic court litigation, but instead of taking place before a domestic court it takes place before private adjudicators known as arbitrators. It is a consensual, neutral, binding, private and enforceable means of international dispute resolution, which is typically faster and less expensive than domestic court proceedings.
The use of international arbitration has evolved to allow parties from different legal, linguistic and cultural backgrounds to resolve their disputes in a final and binding manner, typically without the formalities of the procedural rules of their own legal systems.

05/11/2021

Now you can resolve and settle your disputes without having to wait for years and undergoing long, highly expensive, arduous and tiring litigation process. If you have any dispute, or matter relating to the following issues as described below, you can contact Daksh Centre for Arbitration & Mediation for a fast, cost-effective and judicious resolution of your disputes.

In Alcons Infrastructure Ltd. versus Cherian Varkey Construction Co. (P) Ltd., (2010) 8 SCC 24, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has held that the following categories of cases can be settled through Alternate Disputes Resolution process:-

(1) Cases relating to Business, trade, commerce and contracts, including:

(i) disagreements arising out of provisions of contracts (including all money claims);
(ii) disputes relating to performance of specific acts;
(iii) clashes between customers and supplier of goods;
(iv) disputes arising between the bank and its account holders
(v) disputes relating to real estate.
(vi) disputes between landlords and tenants
(vii) disputes relating to providing of insurance

(2) All cases arising from soured relationships, including:

(i) disputes relating to marriages, maintenance, custody of children
(ii) disputes as to partition of property among the family, coparceners etc.
(iii) disputes among partners relating to partnership

(3) Cases where there is a need for a resolution without altering the previous relation:
(i) disputes between neighbors (relating to parking, nuisance, noise complaint etc.)
(ii) clashes between employers and employees
(iii) disputes among people living together societies.

(4) All disputes relating to tort and its liability, including claims for accidents or negligence.