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Domestic & International

Arbitration counsel before tribunals, High Court and the Supreme Court

Domestic and international commercial arbitration, with distinctive strength in construction and infrastructure disputes for government and PSU clients — and partners who also sit as empanelled arbitrators.

The firm’s partners represent the Union of India, government departments, companies and PSUs in matters concerning domestic and international commercial arbitration laws before the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi and various arbitral tribunals. The firm conducts ad hoc as well as institutional arbitrations under the aegis of forums such as the International Court of Arbitration (ICA) and the Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC).

A distinctive strength of the chambers is construction and infrastructure / engineering arbitration. Counsel has been engaged to defend ministries and instrumentalities of the Government of India in claims filed by major EPC contractors, and as Arbitration Consultant to DG MAP, Ministry of Defence, in over two dozen such references before tribunals that have included 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 — informing a practice that understands both counsel and tribunal perspectives. Advanced study in ADR and investor-state / international commercial arbitration further deepens the chambers’ reading of modern arbitral procedure.

Court support is treated as part of the same continuous file: interim measures, appointment petitions, challenges and enforcement under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act are prepared with the same care as the underlying reference.

How we approach the work

We begin by fixing the seat, the applicable rules, the composition of the tribunal and the interim map. Written advocacy is built to help the tribunal decide — not merely to exhaust the page limit — while oral advocacy preserves the commercial reality behind the claim or defence.

What the practice handles

Advocates who lead this practice

Profiles below open into full biographies, education, empanelments and practice focus.