Monday, October 19, 2015



SCOPE FOR CA’s IN ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS 

Chartered accountants refer to skilled persons who can easily resolve company’s financial issues. Proficient chartered accountants aid in building a long lasting relationship with the clients of the company. Chartered accountancy is a profession that requires its members to continuously do better. To achieve this, CA's need to learn more, do more and adapt to changes around them. Regarding this we are providing a new edge to this profession to provide their services to a New Era of Legal Services i.e. Arbitration.

Professional accountants are crucial business advisors, helping protect the interests of stakeholders in every industry. Mainly these are the following function where chartered accountant can exercise their expertise:-

(1) Guidance in the process of undertaking settlement of Disputes at arbitral tribunal.
(2) To act as an expert/arbitrator for commercial disputes.
(3) Guidance to draft commercial trade agreements in consonance with the rules of arbitration.
(4) Guidance to draft a proper arbitration agreement considering the arbitration rules promulgated by arbitral tribunal

National Arbitral Tribunal offers a legally recognized form for settling disputes within 120 days and its awards(decision) are enforceable under Code of Civil Procedure Act,1908 in the same manner as if it were a decree of the Court. For that we have a panel of renowned arbitrators which includes the Former Judges Of Supreme Court, High Court and District Court.

NAT is arbitration centre to be established in Jodhpur to resort all commercial disputes. In order to release true and fair services, we will take help of knowledge and expertise of the professional like you as you are exposed to various commercial organisations.

Hence NAT is inviting you to join the Panel of Arbitrator of this institution & explore your knowledge.

We will be very thankful if you visit to know more about us. Please browse our website www.natindia.in for more information and email us at querry.nat@gmail.com  with your questions.