Arbitration has become a preferred mechanism for resolving commercial disputes efficiently, privately, and without the procedural complexity of traditional litigation. At MSCH Law Chambers (M Sai Chandra Haas Advocates & Associates), our Arbitration Practice is built around helping clients resolve disputes with speed, precision, and strategic foresight. We act for domestic and international clients across sectors, offering end-to-end support from drafting arbitration clauses to enforcement of awards before Indian courts.
Our team combines legal rigour with a practical understanding of industry dynamics. We regularly represent clients in ad-hoc and institutional arbitrations under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, and the rules of leading institutions such as SIAC (Singapore International Arbitration Centre), LCIA (London Court of International Arbitration), and ICC (International Chamber of Commerce). Whether it’s a contractual disagreement, infrastructure dispute, shareholder issue, or cross-border claim, we focus on resolving conflicts through strategies that are commercially sound and legally robust.
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We assist clients from industries such as infrastructure, construction, energy, manufacturing, technology, and finance – offering strategies that safeguard commercial interests while preserving professional relationships. Our lawyers understand that arbitration is not only about legal argument but also about timing, tact, and an understanding of business sensitivities.
At MSCH Law Chambers, we aim to deliver resolution, not merely representation. By combining deep procedural expertise with sector-specific insight, we help clients reach outcomes that are efficient, enforceable, and aligned with their business objectives.
It means disputes must first be resolved through arbitration rather than regular court litigation. We guide clients through the process, from notice to final award.
Arbitration is generally faster and more private than litigation, though timelines depend on the complexity of the dispute and the institution involved. We help clients plan realistic timelines.
Yes, under limited grounds set out in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. We advise on whether a case qualifies for a challenge before the High Court or Supreme Court.
Yes, especially where parties are based in different countries. We assist with proceedings under institutions like SIAC, LCIA, and ICC, and with enforcement of foreign awards in India.
Yes, interim relief is available under Sections 9 and 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. We help clients apply for protective measures during the process.