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Trusted arbitration lawyers serving Delhi NCR, Chandigarh, Jaipur and across North India with precision, integrity and excellence
Expert arbitration and ADR lawyers serving Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Chandigarh, Jaipur and 3 more cities with full-service commercial dispute resolution.
New Delhi
Our headquarters in New Delhi positions us near DIAC, Supreme Court & High Court - perfect for resolving major commercial disputes across the NCR region.
20+ Years Experience
Co-founder Nadeem brings 20 years of courtroom experience, providing deep understanding of dispute lifecycle and high-stakes arbitration matters.
8 cities across North India
20+ years experience
500+ cases won
98% success rate
Comprehensive legal expertise across 20+ practice areas — arbitration, banking & finance, corporate law, intellectual property and real estate disputes.
From our New Delhi headquarters, Judicium Arbitration represents clients in commercial arbitration, mediation and dispute-resolution matters across eight cities — appearing before the Delhi High Court, DIAC, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, RERA authorities and MSME Facilitation Councils throughout the region.
HQ near DIAC, Supreme Court & Delhi High Court
Corporate & commercial arbitration in Gurugram
Real estate & construction disputes across NCR
Arbitration before the Punjab & Haryana High Court
Commercial & MSME dispute resolution in Rajasthan
Textile & manufacturing contract disputes
Civil & arbitration matters before the Allahabad High Court
RERA & commercial arbitration across Uttar Pradesh
In-depth analysis of Indian arbitration law, landmark judgments and practical guidance from our senior advocates — written to help you understand your dispute.
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We had a counterparty preparing to dissipate Indian assets just as our SIAC arbitration was getting under way. Judicium's team filed a Section 9 application at the Delhi High Court within 24 hours and secured a freezing order three days later. Calm, strategic, and surgically precise — exactly what we needed.
A multi-jurisdictional services dispute with claims and counterclaims north of ₹40 crore. The Gurgaon team built the case from contract review through DIAC tribunal hearings and the eventual settlement. Their command of both the technology context and the procedural law made the difference.
Our joint development arrangement in Punjab had reached an impasse. Judicium led the mediation, restructured the deal economics, and helped both partners exit cleanly. Saved us years of litigation and preserved a working relationship for future projects.
Common questions about arbitration in India, the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, and how Judicium can help resolve your commercial dispute.
Arbitration is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) where parties agree to submit their disputes to a neutral third party (arbitrator) for a binding decision. Unlike court litigation, arbitration is faster, more flexible, confidential, and typically less expensive. Judicium Arbitration specializes in both domestic and international arbitration proceedings.
Judicium Arbitration serves clients across 8 major cities in North India: New Delhi (headquarters), Gurgaon, Noida, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Panipat, Prayagraj, and Lucknow. Our offices are strategically located near major courts and arbitration centers.
Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (as amended), tribunals must complete proceedings within 12 months from completion of pleadings, extendable by 6 months with consent. Judicium Arbitration's efficient case management often resolves disputes within these statutory timelines.
Arbitration can resolve a wide range of commercial disputes including banking & finance, real estate, corporate, intellectual property, labour, insurance, and infrastructure matters. Judicium Arbitration handles 20+ practice areas covering virtually all commercial and civil dispute categories.
You can schedule a consultation by emailing us at Judiciumarbitration@gmail.com, calling +91-9899686394, or visiting our Contact page. We offer initial consultations to understand your dispute and recommend the best resolution strategy.
Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 allows a party to apply to a court for interim measures of protection before, during, or after arbitration proceedings — but before enforcement of the award. Common interim reliefs include injunctions, asset preservation, and interim custody. Judicium Arbitration regularly secures Section 9 orders from the Delhi High Court for clients across India.
Arbitration costs in India depend on the dispute value and the institution. DIAC, MCIA, and ICC have published fee schedules. Arbitrator fees are governed by the Fourth Schedule of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 for ad-hoc proceedings. For most commercial disputes under ₹5 crore, total arbitration costs range from ₹3-15 lakh — significantly less than equivalent court litigation.
Yes. Following the Supreme Court's NN Global Mercantile decision, arbitration agreements contained in unstamped or insufficiently stamped instruments are unenforceable until properly stamped. Judicium Arbitration assists clients with stamping cure procedures and drafting properly stamped arbitration clauses to avoid jurisdictional challenges.
Yes. Indian courts grant interim relief under Section 9 even before the tribunal is formed. Additionally, institutional rules like DIAC's emergency arbitrator provisions allow expedited interim measures. Judicium Arbitration has successfully obtained pre-tribunal injunctions in real estate, banking, and shareholder disputes for clients across Delhi NCR, Chandigarh, and Jaipur.
Domestic arbitration involves Indian parties and Indian-seated proceedings, governed by Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. International commercial arbitration involves at least one foreign party and may be Indian-seated (Part I) or foreign-seated (Part II for enforcement of foreign awards under the New York Convention). Judicium Arbitration handles both, including DIAC, MCIA, ICC, SIAC, and LCIA proceedings.
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