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PrecedentIQ provides drafting and research support to instructing advocates and law firms. It takes no vakalatnama, holds no client relationship, and appears in no proceeding. Nothing on this site is legal advice or an invitation for work in the sense prohibited by the Bar Council of India Rules.

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Practice Area

Arbitration & Mediation

Statements of claim through award enforcement, with institutional and emergency arbitration and Mediation Act 2023 practice.

Scope of work

What this hub covers

Statements of claim and defence
Frequently instructed
s.9 interim measures
s.11 appointment applications
Frequently instructed
s.34 setting aside and s.37 appeals
Enforcement of domestic and foreign awards
Institutional arbitration and the Delhi seat / DIAC practice
Emergency arbitration
Frequently instructed
Mediation Act 2023 and pre-institution mediation under the Commercial Courts Act
Settlement agreements and consent terms
Seat, venue and governing-law clause drafting
How We Work

Every brief runs the same five stages

01

Brief received

The instructing advocate sends the papers and the question to be answered, by brief, not by client intake.

02

Research & drafting

Precedent research and statutory mapping precede the first draft, prepared to filing standard.

03

Verification

Every citation and statutory reference is checked against the primary source before it leaves the bench.

04

Revisions

The instructing advocate reviews the draft and any requested changes are folded in.

05

Advocate sign-off

The instructing advocate reviews and signs off before the work is filed or used.

Advocate-reviewed, not advocate-replaced

PrecedentIQ prepares the draft for this hub; the instructing advocate reviews, revises and signs off. No vakalatnama is taken and no client relationship is formed.

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