Disputes We Resolve
Nani Palkhivala
"Defender of constitutional liberties, champion of human rights."
Chief Justice of Singapore Hon’ble Mr.Sundaresh Menon
delivering the inaugural and key note address in NPAC International Conference 2018
Delegates giving a standing ovation to Chief Justice of Singapore
Hon’ble Mr.Sundaresh Menon after his key note address in NPAC International Conference 2018
NPAC News letter launched
on February 17, 2018 by Chief Justice
of Singapore Hon’ble Mr.Sundaresh Menon
Satya Hegde essay Competition
First prize winner Ms.Divpriya Chawla receiving her certificate from
Hon’ble Mr.Sundaresh Menon
Satya Hegde essay Competition
Second prize winner Mr. Nikhil Variyar receiving his certificate from
Hon’ble Mr.Sundaresh Menon
NPAC board Members
with chief Justice of Singapore Hon’ble Mr. Sundaresh Menon
NPAC Team
The Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre (NPAC), is a non-profit company registered under Section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956. NPAC was set up by the Palkhivala Foundation to promote institutional arbitration in India, keeping in mind the growing burden on Indian courts and the inordinate delay in disposal of cases.
By providing world class facilities to conduct quick, efficient and cost effective arbitration proceedings, NPAC seeks to become a centre of excellence in the field of Institutional Arbitration.
By its order dated 21.9.2005, the Madras High Court formally recognised NPAC by designating it “as an institution under sec 11 (b) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act,1996”.
MoreAny civil dispute which a Civil Court is competent to hear can be resolved by arbitration. However, arbitration cannot be used in respect of disputes, the resolution of which, has been by law referred exclusively to specialised tribunals or other statutory authorities.
The process of arbitration can be usefully applied in cases/disputes relating to the following such as:
• Civil engineering disputes.
It is much more cost effective than litigation in conventional courts. Parties can choose their arbitrators and proceedings are regulated by NPAC rules that are simple and easy to apply and follow.
Provides for speedier resolution of disputes.
Can be done at times convenient to parties.
Less stressful than litigation.
Solution oriented.
The facilities at NPAC include four halls with computer, projector, printer, photocopier, wi-fi, video conferencing etc., in each hall which are made available to the public to conduct arbitration proceedings from 10 am to 8 pm, throughout the year except on national holidays. A well-equipped library is an added feature.
NPAC provides the following:
• Court halls to conduct arbitration proceedings
• Secretarial and other support staff assistance
• Video conferencing and recording facilities
• Any services incidental to the conduct of arbitration proceedings
NPAC has an MoU with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), India to provide courses for training professionals to become arbitrators. In the last few years, a number of courses have been conducted at NPAC. NPAC has been a pioneer in bringing all the three levels of the CIArb course to India.
NPAC provides an opportunity for law students to do an internship with the Centre. 200 students from various colleges and universities in India have interned with NPAC. Interns gain practical knowledge and experience while witnessing arbitration proceedings.
Palkhivala Foundation, and the Nani Palkhivala Arbitration Centre (NPAC) in association with Forum of Free Enterprise, Mumbai conduct an annual Leadership Training Programme for college students. In view of the overwhelming response the programme has also been taken to Trichy.
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Membership is open to anyone who is interested in utilizing the facilities of NPAC. Members are entitled to acceptance of Membership at the discretion of NPAC.
Posted On: Feb 17, 2018
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