Khanna & Associates

Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Lawyers in Jaipur

Welcome to Khanna & Associates, featuring the best arbitration lawyers in Jaipur. In the modern business landscape, protracted courtroom litigation is often not the most viable solution. Our Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practice specializes in arbitration, mediation, and conciliation, offering fast, confidential, and commercially sensible ways to resolve complex disputes.

Our Arbitration Expertise

We provide comprehensive representation in both domestic and international commercial arbitrations:

  • Commercial Arbitration: Handling complex disputes arising from joint ventures, shareholder agreements, construction contracts, and infrastructure projects.
  • Appointment of Arbitrators: Filing applications under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act before the High Court or Supreme Court for the appointment of neutral arbitrators.
  • Interim Relief: Securing urgent interim measures (such as freezing assets or injunctions) under Section 9 from courts or Section 17 from the arbitral tribunal.
  • Challenging Awards: Filing petitions under Section 34 to set aside arbitral awards on grounds of patent illegality or violation of public policy.
  • Enforcement of Awards: Facilitating the swift execution of domestic and foreign arbitral awards to ensure our clients realize their claims.

Why Choose Arbitration Over Litigation?

  1. Speed & Efficiency: Arbitration proceedings are bound by strict statutory timelines, ensuring a faster resolution compared to traditional civil courts.
  2. Confidentiality: Unlike court proceedings, which are a matter of public record, arbitration is entirely private, protecting sensitive commercial information and trade secrets.
  3. Expert Adjudicators: Parties have the flexibility to appoint arbitrators with specific industry expertise (e.g., engineering or finance), rather than relying on a generalist judge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any dispute be referred to arbitration?
No. For a dispute to be arbitrated, there must be a valid arbitration clause in the contract between the parties. Furthermore, certain matters like criminal offenses, matrimonial disputes, and insolvency cannot be arbitrated.
Is an arbitral award legally binding?
Yes. Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, an arbitral award is final and binding on the parties and is enforceable as a decree of the court.
What is the difference between arbitration and mediation?
In arbitration, a neutral third party (arbitrator) hears the evidence and imposes a binding decision. In mediation, the mediator facilitates dialogue and helps the parties reach a mutually acceptable settlement, but cannot impose a decision.

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Our Markets

We work in the following markets.

  • Internet Service & Sales
  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Business Services
  • Real Estate
  • Healthcare