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Arbitration

Win a legally binding, court-enforceable award through expert arbitrators — under transparent institutional rules tested for both scale and complexity.

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Arbitration
Legally binding
~75 day average
What is arbitration?

A private trial with a binding verdict.

Instead of going to court, both parties present their case to a neutral arbitrator (or panel), whose decision — the award — is final and enforceable by law. On NyaySetu, the entire process is conducted securely online, from filing to the final award.

It's the right path when you need certainty and a decision you can enforce, without the cost and years of litigation.

  • Final & binding award
  • Court-enforceable under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996
  • Confidential proceedings
  • Empanelled, domain-expert arbitrators
  • Transparent, published fees and timelines
  • In-built appellate mechanism
How It Works

Arbitration in four steps.

1

File & pay

Submit your claim, upload documents and pay the transparent institutional fee online.

2

Arbitrator appointed

A qualified, conflict-checked arbitrator is appointed from our vetted panel.

3

Online hearings

Pleadings and evidence are exchanged; hearings are held over secure video.

4

Binding award

The arbitrator issues a reasoned, enforceable award — on average within 75 days.

Why Arbitration

Built for certainty.

Court-enforceable awards

Awards carry the force of a court decree and can be enforced across India.

Domain-expert arbitrators

Matched to your sector — banking, construction, technology and more.

Confidential & private

Proceedings stay between the parties — no public court record.

Faster than litigation

Resolved in months, not years — with a fixed, predictable timeline.

Transparent fees

A published fee schedule and timeline at every stage — no surprises.

Appellate safeguard

An in-built appeal mechanism adds an extra layer of fairness.

Commercial contractsBanking / NBFCConstruction & infraSupply & MSMECross-border tradeShareholder disputes
FAQ

Arbitration, answered.

Is an arbitral award legally binding?
Yes. An award is final and binding on both parties and is enforceable by a court just like a decree, under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996.
Can an award be challenged?
Only on limited statutory grounds (such as fraud or denial of natural justice). Awards are not re-tried on merits, which is what makes arbitration final.
How long does arbitration take?
Most NyaySetu matters conclude within about 75 days, against a published timeline agreed at the outset.
Is the process confidential?
Yes. Unlike court litigation, arbitration is private — proceedings and the award remain confidential to the parties.
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