Overseas
26th February 2011Overseas
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LCIA India is an independent arbitral institution, based in New Delhi, with rules that are closely modelled on the LCIA rules. LCIA India has access to the most eminent and experienced arbitrators, mediators and experts from many jurisdictions, and with the widest range of expertise. LCIA India offers all the administrative services offered by the LCIA in the UK, and with the same care to ensure the expeditious, cost effective and neutral administration of arbitration, mediation and other forms of ADR conducted under its auspices, for contracting parties of all nationalities. London Court of International Arbitration (India) Pvt Ltd |
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The DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Centre is founded upon a strategic partnership between two institutions whose individual and complementary sets of strengths add great value to their association. Located within DIFC, the DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Centre will promote and administer the effective resolution of international business disputes through arbitration and mediation, offering all the services that are offered by the LCIA casework secretariat in London. DIFC-LCIA has its own arbitration and mediation rules, which are closely modelled on the LCIA rules. The DIFC-LCIA rules are universally applicable and are compatible with both civil and common law systems, offering the international business community, international lawyers and arbitrators, a comprehensive and modern set of rules and procedures. As with the rules of other international centres, the DIFC-LCIA rules may also be adopted by parties in arbitrations to be conducted outside DIFC. Under the DIFC-LCIA Rules, the LCIA Court plays exactly the same supervisory role as it does under the LCIA's own rules in connection with such matters as the selection and appointment of Tribunals, determining challenges to arbitrators, and controlling costs. |
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On 28 July 2011, at the Commonwealth Secretariat, Marlborough House, in London, the Government of the Republic of Mauritius, the LCIA and a new Mauritian company incorporated for the purpose, Mauritius International Arbitration Centre Limited (MIAC), entered into an agreement for the establishment and operation of a new arbitration centre in Mauritius, to be known as LCIA-MIAC Arbitration Centre. Web: www.lcia-miac.org |
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The LCIA is delighted to be among the international arbitration institutions supporting Maxwell Chambers, the new state-of-the-art dispute resolution complex in Singapore, which, in addition to providing the regional offices of a number of arbitral institutions, provides first class support facilities for parties, counsel, arbitrators and mediators involved in arbitration and other ADR proceedings. Maxwell Chambers offers fourteen custom-designed and fully equipped hearing rooms and twelve preparation rooms, together with a full suite of supporting services, including simultaneous translation and transcription, audio-visual and video conferencing facilities, and printing and photocopying services. Maxwell Chambers’ facilities are also available for meetings, seminars and conferences. Web: www.maxwell-chambers.com |
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Launching on 18 April 2012, “Arbitration Place” will offer a state-of-the-art hearing facility in the heart of Toronto’s financial district. The LCIA is the first partner institution of Arbitration Place , which it will be pleased to recommend to parties requiring a hearing venue in Canada, and in Toronto in particular. This partnership arrangement will enable the LCIA efficiently to make all practical and financial arrangements relating to hearings or meetings taking place at Arbitration Place, and to supervise these with the support of Arbitration Place personnel. Arbitration Place will also be providing direct local access to the LCIA. For further information see www.arbitrationplace.com/ or contact info@arbitrationplace.com |
