Arbitration Agreement
In today’s fast-paced business world, companies prefer swift and cost-effective dispute resolution instead of long courtroom battles. An Arbitration Agreement makes this possible. It ensures that if a dispute ever arises, both parties agree to resolve it through arbitration—a private, faster, confidential, and neutral process. At Aarthika Globcorp, we help businesses, startups, and professionals draft clear, enforceable, and legally compliant Arbitration Agreements that define the arbitration process, appointing authority, seat, rules, and scope of disputes. A well-drafted agreement not only prevents legal confusion but also protects your business relationships, time, and money.
Documents Required
- Contract/transaction details
- Identity & business information of parties
- Scope of work/engagement
- Preferred arbitration institution (if any)
- Terms for dispute resolution & governing law
FAQs
Yes. They are enforceable under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996.
For civil and commercial disputes—yes. Criminal matters, however, cannot be arbitrated.
Seat of arbitration, governing law, arbitrator selection, procedure, language, scope of disputes, and cost-sharing.
Usually one (sole arbitrator) or three, depending on the agreement.
Once signed, the Arbitration Agreement is binding on both parties.