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commercial dispute

Commercial Disputes:-

A commercial dispute constitutes a disagreement between entities engaged in commercial activity, arising from a breach of contract, product liability concerns, non-payment of debts, or intellectual property infringement.

The firm has substantial expertise resolving commercial disputes for a wide range of clients. The commercial disputes handled by us range from individuals wishing to sue on a straightforward breach of contract to handling multifaceted litigation for corporate houses arising out of complex transactions.

Arbitration:-

Arbitration is a form of out-of-court settlement of disputes between the parties to a contract. This form of dispute resolution system is a quick and easy way to solve disputes and reduce the burden on the court and the litigators. 

Our team has rich experience in arbitration and dispute resolution proceedings at courts and arbitral tribunals. We work out a dispute resolution strategy in close coordination with our clients, aiming to resolve disputes as quickly and as cost effectively as possible.

NI ACT

NI Act

Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) smooths financial transactions by governing checks, promissory notes, and bills of exchange. It defines how these instruments work, transfer ownership, and holds issuers accountable for bounced checks due to insufficient funds.

Our team advises on best actions, explains legalities, negotiates settlements, and ensures that the rights of our clients are protected throughout the NI Act process.

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