Global Vision Law Firm is recognised as a best arbitration law firm in India for domestic and international commercial arbitration - clause drafting, interim relief, arbitral proceedings, award challenge, and enforcement. Led by Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed, our team represents claimants and respondents in disputes governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Arbitration exists to give commercial parties a faster, more confidential alternative to court litigation - but that advantage only holds if the process is handled correctly from the outset. A weak notice invoking arbitration, a poorly drafted statement of claim, or a missed opportunity for interim relief can undo the very efficiency arbitration is meant to provide.
Global Vision Law Firm's arbitration practice combines careful contract analysis with strategic advocacy before the tribunal - securing interim protection where genuinely needed, building a disciplined evidentiary record, and, where an award requires challenge or enforcement, moving quickly before the relevant court.
From the first notice invoking arbitration through the final award and any subsequent court proceedings - our experienced arbitration advocates in India stay closely involved at every stage.
Indian courts follow a deliberately narrow approach to Section 34 challenges - the merits of the dispute are not re-examined, and an award can only be set aside on specific, limited grounds such as incapacity, an invalid arbitration agreement, or conflict with the public policy of India. This makes getting the arbitration right the first time far more important than hoping for a second chance in court.
Claims that could be referred to arbitration are still subject to limitation periods under the Limitation Act, and delay in invoking the arbitration clause can weaken or bar an otherwise valid claim. Speak to an arbitration lawyer as soon as a dispute crystallises - call +91 9599801188.
Our arbitration advocates represent claimants and respondents across domestic and international commercial disputes, at every stage from clause drafting through to enforcement.
A poorly drafted arbitration clause causes disputes of its own - over seat, number of arbitrators, or applicable rules. We draft clauses designed to avoid exactly these fights.
We appear before Commercial Courts, the Delhi High Court, and the Supreme Court for arbitration-related applications, alongside representation before arbitral tribunals themselves.
Where a party may dissipate assets or take irreversible action before a tribunal is constituted, we move quickly under Section 9 to preserve your position.
We handle disputes involving foreign parties, coordinate on institutional arbitration, and pursue enforcement of foreign awards under the New York Convention framework.
We provide a written fee estimate after the first consultation, based on the value and complexity of the dispute. No ambiguity, no surprise charges.
From the first arbitration notice to final enforcement, our experienced arbitration lawyers cover every stage of the process.
Representation in domestic commercial arbitration under Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, from notice through final award.
Handling disputes involving foreign parties, coordinating on seat, governing law, and applicable institutional rules across cross-border commercial disputes.
Urgent applications for interim measures - preservation of property, security for the claim, or injunctive relief - before, during, or after arbitral proceedings.
Court applications to appoint an arbitrator where the arbitration agreement's own mechanism has failed or a party refuses to cooperate.
Full representation before the arbitral tribunal - pleadings, evidence, cross-examination, and final arguments through to the award.
Petitions to set aside an arbitral award on the limited statutory grounds available, filed before the appropriate Commercial Court or High Court.
Execution proceedings to enforce a domestic arbitral award as a decree, including attachment of assets where a party resists voluntary compliance.
Enforcement of foreign arbitral awards under Part II of the Act, in line with India's obligations under the New York Convention framework.
Representation in arbitrations administered by institutions such as the Indian Council of Arbitration and other domestic and international arbitral bodies.
Assistance with emergency arbitrator applications under institutional rules that provide for urgent interim relief before a tribunal is fully constituted.
Drafting and reviewing arbitration clauses in commercial contracts to minimise future disputes over seat, venue, number of arbitrators, and applicable rules.
Handling complex multi-party and multi-contract arbitrations, including construction and infrastructure disputes involving delay and defect claims.
From the first notice to final award and enforcement, here is how our arbitration lawyers carry a matter through to resolution.
Call +91 9599801188 to discuss the dispute. We review the underlying contract, confirm the arbitration clause is valid and applicable, and assess strategy.
We draft and serve a formal notice invoking arbitration, setting out the dispute and inviting the other party to agree on an arbitrator or panel.
Where the parties can agree, we proceed directly to appointment; where they cannot, we file a Section 11 application before the appropriate court.
If there's a genuine risk of asset dissipation or irreversible harm, we apply for interim measures under Section 9 to protect your position.
We prepare the statement of claim or defence, present documentary and witness evidence, and cross-examine before the tribunal.
We argue the matter through to final hearing and the tribunal's award, explaining its implications and the options that follow.
Where the award is unfavourable and genuine grounds exist, we pursue a Section 34 challenge; otherwise, we pursue Section 36 enforcement to secure actual recovery.
Where a matter escalates further, we represent clients before the Delhi High Court and, where appropriate, the Supreme Court of India.
Our arbitration advocates appear across every forum relevant to arbitration proceedings and court applications arising from them.
Domestic & international arbitral proceedings
Section 9, 34 & 36 applications
Section 11 appointments, appeals
International commercial arbitration, appeals
Institutional arbitration proceedings
Coordination for India-related international disputes
Which court has jurisdiction over a Section 9, 11, 34, or 36 application depends on the seat of arbitration, the value of the dispute, and whether the matter qualifies as an international commercial arbitration - which can bring the High Court or even the Supreme Court into play for arbitrator appointment. Getting this forum question right the first time avoids costly jurisdictional objections later.
Founder & Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm - 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed across India's commercial and arbitration forums.
Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey is the Founder and Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm and one of the best arbitration lawyers in India - with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. A graduate of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, he has built a distinguished arbitration practice representing individuals, businesses, and financial institutions in domestic and international commercial disputes. His practice covers arbitration clause drafting, interim relief under Section 9, arbitrator appointment under Section 11, full representation before arbitral tribunals, and Section 34 and 36 court proceedings for award challenge and enforcement, including foreign awards. Known for his strategic, evidence-driven approach, Adv. Dubey is regularly sought by clients across India for high-value commercial arbitration matters.
Associate Advocate with 6+ years specialising in domestic arbitration - Section 9 interim relief, arbitral proceedings, and enforcement before Delhi's Commercial Courts.
Associate Advocate with 6+ years in international commercial arbitration and award enforcement, including foreign award matters before Delhi's courts.
13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed across India's arbitration and commercial forums.
Real outcomes - interim relief secured, favourable awards obtained, and foreign awards successfully enforced.
"Our construction contractor stopped work mid-project citing a payment dispute we didn't agree with. The team secured urgent Section 9 relief preventing asset removal from the site, and we resolved the dispute favourably through arbitration.
RKRakesh K.Construction Dispute, Section 9 Relief
"A foreign supplier breached our international sale contract. Global Vision Law Firm handled the arbitration proceedings and later assisted with enforcing the award once it was passed in our favour.
SMSuresh M.International Commercial Arbitration
"Our joint venture partner tried to walk away from a clear contractual obligation. The team's careful drafting of our statement of claim and strong evidence presentation led to an award fully in our favour.
VPVivek P.Joint Venture Dispute, Domestic Arbitration
Common questions about domestic and international arbitration, interim relief, and award enforcement.
Global Vision Law Firm is led by Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey - Founder and Managing Partner with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. The firm's arbitration team handles domestic and international commercial arbitration, interim relief, arbitrator appointment, award challenges, and enforcement, including foreign awards.
Arbitration is a private dispute resolution process where parties agree to have a dispute decided by an arbitrator instead of a court, usually via a contractual arbitration clause. It is generally faster and more confidential than litigation, and courts have limited grounds to interfere with the resulting award.
Domestic arbitration involves parties and a dispute entirely within India under Part I of the Act. International commercial arbitration involves a foreign national, foreign company, or a body with central management outside India, adding considerations like seat, applicable law, and cross-border enforcement.
If a party fails to act within the agreement's own mechanism, the other party can approach the High Court, or Supreme Court for international commercial arbitration, under Section 11 to have an arbitrator appointed. Courts examine only the existence of a valid arbitration agreement at this stage.
Section 9 allows a party to approach a court for interim measures - preservation of property, security for the claim, or an injunction - before, during, or after arbitral proceedings but before enforcement of the award. It is commonly used to prevent asset dissipation before a tribunal can act.
Under Section 34, an award can be challenged on limited grounds - incapacity, an invalid arbitration agreement, lack of proper notice, the award exceeding the scope of the arbitration agreement, improper tribunal composition, or conflict with the public policy of India. Courts do not re-examine the merits of the dispute.
A foreign award from a New York Convention country can be enforced under Part II of the Act, subject to limited grounds of refusal such as public policy. Once a court is satisfied it is enforceable, the award is treated as a decree of that court for execution.
Fees vary based on dispute value, whether the matter is domestic or international, and complexity. Global Vision Law Firm offers a free preliminary assessment followed by a transparent written fee estimate - call +91 9599801188.
Contract dispute, interim relief, or an award to enforce or challenge? Global Vision Law Firm - 13+ years, 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. Free first consultation. Call now.
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