Arbitration & Commercial ADR
Commercial Arbitration, Section 9 Interim Relief, Sec 11 Arbitrator Appointment & Sec 34 Challenges
Advocate Tushar Garg
Advocate-on-Record (AOR), Supreme Court
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Scope of Practice in Arbitration & Commercial ADR
Arbitration offers an expedited, confidential mechanism to resolve commercial disputes outside traditional courtroom delays. Governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, arbitration practice encompasses court applications for interim relief (Sec 9), appointment of arbitrators (Sec 11), tribunal interim measures (Sec 17), and setting aside awards under Section 34.
Key Focus Areas & Legal Remedies
Court Interim Measures (Section 9)
Securing emergency court injunctions, asset freezing, and preservation of property before or during arbitration.
Appointment of Arbitrators (Section 11)
Filing petitions in High Court / Supreme Court for appointment of independent arbitrator when parties deadlock.
Challenge to Arbitral Awards (Section 34)
Challenging arbitral awards on grounds of patent illegality, breach of public policy, or lack of notice.
Enforcement of Domestic & Foreign Awards
Executing domestic awards under Sec 36 and enforcing foreign arbitral awards under Part II (New York Convention).
Arbitration Practice Strengths
Proven expertise in securing immediate ex-parte Section 9 interim orders from Delhi High Court.
Representation in high-value infrastructure, construction, corporate, and commercial arbitrations.
Successful prosecution of Sec 34 challenge petitions against patently illegal arbitral awards.
Fast-track enforcement of awards as civil decrees.
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