Arbitration and Mediation
Arbitrations, applications to court under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, and mediated settlements of business and property disputes.
An arbitration clause changes where and how a dispute is fought. The court’s role shrinks to a few points: interim protection, appointing the arbitrator, and challenges to the award. Knowing those points well is what makes an arbitration move.
What the work covers
- Interim protection. Applications under Section 9 to protect assets or the subject of the dispute.
- Appointment. Applications under Section 11 when the other side will not agree on an arbitrator.
- The arbitration. Pleadings, evidence and arguments before the tribunal.
- Challenge and enforcement. Challenges under Section 34, which must be filed within three months of receiving the award, and enforcement of awards.
Questions people ask
Can I go to court if there is an arbitration clause?
For interim protection, yes. For the main dispute, the court will usually refer the parties to arbitration.
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