Delhi based lawyer for arbitration

We have 3 contracts signed with Innovative Projects Management Services, Delhi and one with an associate NGO, Centre for CSR and Sustainability Excellence. We wish to approach Delhi Arbitration Centre for arbitration on these agreements. We need to hire a lawyer to 1. Write appropriate note to IPMS/CCSE to inform them about our decision to go for arbitration. 2. Prepare a case for DAC. 3. Follow through with the case till completion. The total amount involved in the agreements under dispute is around Rs. 10 lakhs only. Please reply giving your full details, including fees to be paid to you.

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Ajay Sethi

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1. Send a notice for arbitration in terms of section 21 of the arbitration and conciliation act.

2. File your claim petition. Lawyer will have to draft replication to the statement of defence, counter claim etc. he will also be required to appear and represent you in the matter and lead oral arguments.

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Thank you for your query. Unfortunately, I am not able to represent you or assist directly as a lawyer in this matter.

You will need a Delhi-based arbitration lawyer to:

Draft and send a formal notice to Innovative Projects Management Services (IPMS) and Centre for CSR and Sustainability Excellence (CCSE) informing them of your intent to initiate arbitration.

Prepare and file your case with the Delhi Arbitration Centre (DAC).

Represent and follow through with the arbitration proceedings till resolution.

Given the dispute value of ₹10 lakhs, typical legal fees may range from ₹25,000 to ₹1,00,000, depending on the lawyer’s experience and scope of work.