Practice 01 · Domestic & International

Arbitration Cases

Strategic arbitration counsel for commercial, construction and institutional disputes — before tribunals, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India.

Overview

Counsel built for the tribunal — and the court that supports it

Parens Patrice provides focused arbitration counsel for individuals, businesses, companies, institutions and government clients. Our lawyers appear in domestic and international commercial arbitration, combining careful preparation, clear written advocacy and practical strategy so that the client’s objectives stay at the centre of the reference.

The firm represents parties before arbitral tribunals and in related proceedings before the Supreme Court of India and the High Court of Delhi. We conduct ad hoc as well as institutional arbitrations, including matters under forums such as the International Court of Arbitration (ICA) and the Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC).

A particular strength of the chambers is construction, infrastructure and engineering arbitration. Counsel has been engaged to defend ministries and instrumentalities of the Government of India in claims by major EPC contractors, and as Arbitration Consultant to DG MAP, Ministry of Defence, in over two dozen such references — including before tribunals comprising former Chief Justices of India and former judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts.

Partners also sit as empanelled arbitrators and conciliators with recognised institutions — including the Indian Council of Arbitration (Fellow, FICA), NIXI, the Indian Dispute Resolution Centre and SCOPE. That dual experience shapes a practice that understands both the advocate’s and the tribunal’s perspective. Court support under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act — interim measures, appointments, challenges and enforcement — is prepared as part of the same continuous file.

Coverage

What this practice handles

From the first interim application to enforcement — one continuous file across forum and court.

  1. 01Domestic commercial arbitration
  2. 02International commercial arbitration
  3. 03Construction, infrastructure and engineering disputes
  4. 04Section 9, 11, 34 and 37 court proceedings
  5. 05Institutional arbitrations (ICA, DIAC and other forums)
  6. 06Domain and specialised institutional references (including NIXI)

Approach

Clear objectives. Early map. Durable resolution.

Effective arbitration begins with understanding the client’s commercial and legal objectives, evaluating the seat, rules and tribunal composition, and mapping interim options early. Whether the path is negotiation within the reference, a contested hearing or court support under the Act, our lawyers remain focused on a clear, commercially and legally sound route to resolution — with integrity, discretion and client-focused service.

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Office

D-143, LGF, Lajpat Nagar-I

New Delhi – 110024

Court Chamber

Chamber No. 469-A, Western Wing

Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi – 110054

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