Governed by the Indian Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996

The Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, is the cornerstone of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in India. This comprehensive legislation draws inspiration from the UNCITRAL Model Law (1985) and consolidates three earlier statutes:

• The Arbitration Act, 1940
• The Arbitration (Protocol and Convention) Act, 1937
• The Foreign Awards (Recognition and Enforcement) Act, 1961
• The Act facilitates faster, cost-effective dispute resolution outside traditional courts. It governs two key ADR mechanisms: arbitration (handled by an arbitrator, appointed under Section 11) and conciliation (handled by a conciliator, appointed under Section 64).

Both roles emphasize fairness, neutrality, and justice, helping resolve disputes efficiently and amicably.

Why Choose Lakhanpal Partners | Lakhanpal Law Chambersc for Arbitration & Conciliation?
We help you avoid the courtroom and settle disputes privately with the benefits of:

• Lower Costs
• Faster Resolution
• Reduced Emotional Burden
• Flexible Procedures
• Outcome Control

Our Arbitration Services Include:
✅ Filing applications for arbitrator appointment (High Court)
✅ Interim relief petitions (pre and during arbitration)
✅ Section 34 petitions to set aside awards
✅ Enforcement of arbitral awards (domestic & international)
✅ Representation in commercial arbitration cases
✅ Domestic and cross-border arbitration handling

We provide skilled Arbitration, Conciliation, and Commercial Lawyers in Noida, South Delhi, and pan India—tailored to your specific case needs.

Pre-Litigation Mediation – Settle Before You Sue
Pre-Litigation Mediation is a proactive, voluntary step to resolve disputes before court involvement. Led by a neutral mediator, this process fosters open communication and mutual understanding—without the stress of a courtroom.

Benefits include:

• Saves time and money
• Offers insight into each party’s position
• Maintains confidentiality
• Preserves relationships

Ideal for:

• Matrimonial Conflicts
• Business Disputes
• Insurance Claims
• Civil Matters
• Agreements reached in mediation are legally binding once signed and filed in court.