25+ YEARS
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Legal advice and representation for businesses, companies and individuals in arbitration, commercial disputes, contractual disputes and other dispute resolution matters in India.
Rajkishore Associates advises and represents businesses, companies and individuals in a wide range of commercial and civil disputes, including matters arising from contracts, business relationships, property transactions and other commercial arrangements.
The firm advises clients on dispute resolution strategies and represents them in arbitration proceedings and related court proceedings. The approach is focused on understanding the legal issues, the client's objectives and the commercial context of the dispute.
Arbitration and conciliation in India are principally governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which addresses domestic arbitration, international commercial arbitration, enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and conciliation.
Advice and representation in domestic and international commercial arbitration matters, including proceedings arising from contractual and business disputes.
Advice on arbitration clauses and agreements, including the scope, wording and legal implications of dispute resolution provisions.
Advice and assistance concerning the appointment of arbitrators and issues relating to the constitution of arbitral tribunals.
Representation and assistance in arbitral proceedings, including claims, defences, evidence, hearings and submissions.
Advice concerning interim relief and protective measures in connection with arbitration and commercial disputes.
Advice concerning arbitral awards, including challenges, enforcement and related court proceedings.
Advice and representation in disputes arising from commercial transactions, contracts, business relationships and other commercial arrangements.
Strategic advice on dispute avoidance, negotiation, settlement and appropriate dispute resolution mechanisms.
Disputes concerning contractual rights and obligations, performance, breach, termination, interpretation and related commercial issues.
Disputes arising between companies, shareholders, business partners, investors and other commercial stakeholders.
Disputes relating to property transactions, ownership, contractual arrangements, development and other real estate matters.
Advice and representation concerning recovery of amounts due under contracts, commercial arrangements and other transactions.
Not every dispute requires the same approach. Depending on the nature of the dispute, the contractual arrangements between the parties and the client's objectives, an appropriate strategy may involve negotiation, settlement discussions, arbitration, court proceedings or other available mechanisms.
Rajkishore Associates evaluates the legal and commercial aspects of a dispute and advises clients on the available options, with the objective of pursuing an approach that is appropriate to the particular circumstances.
Disputes can have consequences extending beyond the immediate legal issue. Commercial relationships, business continuity, costs, reputation and future transactions may all need to be considered when determining how a dispute should be addressed.
Rajkishore Associates combines legal analysis with an understanding of the wider commercial context, advising clients on dispute resolution strategies and representing them in arbitration and related proceedings.
Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution in which parties agree to have their dispute determined by an arbitral tribunal rather than through ordinary court proceedings, subject to the applicable law and the terms of the arbitration agreement.
An arbitration agreement is an agreement by which parties agree to submit certain disputes between them to arbitration. It may form part of a contract or be entered into separately.
Arbitration may be used for disputes that the parties have validly agreed to submit to arbitration and which are capable of being resolved through arbitration under applicable law.
Litigation generally involves determination of disputes by courts, while arbitration involves determination by an arbitral tribunal pursuant to an arbitration agreement. The appropriate mechanism depends on the nature of the dispute, the contractual arrangements and the circumstances of the matter.
The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 provides limited grounds and procedures for challenging an arbitral award. The availability and scope of a challenge depend on the applicable provisions and the circumstances of the case.
Arbitral awards may be enforceable in India subject to the applicable provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and the circumstances of the particular award.
International commercial arbitration concerns arbitration involving an international commercial element as defined under the applicable provisions of Indian arbitration law.
Yes. Depending on the circumstances, disputes may be resolved through negotiation, settlement discussions, mediation, conciliation or other appropriate dispute resolution mechanisms.
Rajkishore Associates advises and represents clients in arbitration and commercial disputes, including advice on arbitration agreements, dispute strategy, arbitral proceedings, awards, enforcement and related court proceedings.
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