Free Dispute resolution Templates

This document is an arbitral award template specifically focused on defining and granting property easements. It outlines various rights such as the use of water pumps, foot passage, vehicular access over private roads, and rights to light and air through specific windows.

This document is used to appoint a sole arbitrator when the opposing party has failed to designate their own arbitrator within the required 30-day period. It leverages the powers granted under the Indian Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, to ensure the legal proceedings can move forward.

This document is a formal application used to request that a court set aside or quash an arbitral award. It is typically utilized when a party believes an arbitrator has exceeded their jurisdiction or failed to address specific issues raised during the arbitration process.

This is a standard legal application used by a claimant to request interim relief from an arbitral tribunal in India. Its primary purpose is to seek security, such as a fixed deposit receipt, to protect the claimant's interests while the arbitration is ongoing and prevent the respondent from avoiding potential award payments.

This template is a formal application for the cancellation of an arbitration agreement under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. It is designed for a petitioner to request a High Court to declare an arbitration clause or agreement void, illegal, or ineffective, preventing the respondent from initiating or continuing arbitration proceedings.

This template is used to file a formal application challenging the authority of an arbitrator or arbitral tribunal to hear a case. It is specifically designed for use in India under Section 16 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act to argue that a tribunal lacks competence or that no valid arbitration agreement exists.

This template is a formal agreement between two parties to resolve an existing dispute through a single arbitrator. It outlines the arbitrator's powers to gather evidence and conduct hearings, while ensuring the final award is legally binding and enforceable in court under Indian law.

This template is an agreement to refer disputes regarding the partition and distribution of a deceased person's estate to two appointed arbitrators. It outlines the process for appointing an umpire, filing property inventories, and the timeline for a binding award under Indian arbitration law.

This template is used by two parties to formally agree to refer a dispute regarding the management of their partnership business to a single, mutually appointed arbitrator. It outlines the appointment of the arbitrator and defines the scope of the arbitration based on the existing partnership deed.

This template is an agreement for members of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) in India to refer disputes over joint family property and business to a sole arbitrator. It empowers the arbitrator to determine shares, value assets, divide property, and make provisions for family members like unmarried daughters and widows.