The Arbitration
Centre.
Described in the firm’s own materials as part of its law chambers. Ask the chambers about availability and how a sitting is arranged.
The firm’s approach to dispute resolution led it, on its own account, to establish the Arbitration Centre in a portion of its law chambers. The centre is described as sitting in the traditional business hub and as providing infrastructure for arbitrations and other conciliatory meetings at a nominal cost.
Arbitration is described as effective for large commercial disputes on building contracts and real estate, for highly technical disputes, and for international commercial disputes involving a foreign entity or person. Mediation, including the framework associated with the Mediation Centre of the High Court of Madras, is described as suited to personal, family, and matrimonial disputes and to smaller monetary claims. The firm adopts mediation with the client’s consent.
A portion of the law chambers
The firm’s materials describe the Arbitration Centre as established in a portion of its law chambers, so that arbitrations and other conciliatory meetings can be held there.
Private Hearing Suites
The same note refers to the infrastructure needed for those sittings, including private meeting suites. Further detail is available by contacting the chambers.
Nominal cost
The centre is described as available at a nominal cost. The chambers confirm the arrangement when you enquire.
Traditional business hub
The note places the centre in the traditional business hub. For a sitting, use the published chamber at 255, New Additional Law Chamber, Madras High Court building, Chennai-600001, or ask the office in Avadi for directions.