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As on 4TH NOVEMBER, 2019 (JUDGES) TH PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 4 NOVEMBER, 2019 (JUDGES) 1 2 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0766 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0767 Mr. Justice Prabhat Chandra Agarwal Mr. Justice S K Agarwal Former Judge, Former Judge High Court of Madhya Pradesh High Court of Delhi A189, First Floor, Sector-20 A-62, Nizamuddin (East) (Near Kotwali) New Delhi 110013 Delhi Noida 201305 Uttar Pradesh Phone: 24656722/ 9818000270 Phone: 9818327680, 95120-2548442 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 4/4/1944 Date of Birth: 1/6/1943 Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Delhi. Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Madhya Pradesh, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court of India. 3 4 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0769 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5021 Mr. Justice P G Agarwal Mr. Justice Sudhir Narain Agarwal Former Judge Former Judge, High Court of Gauhati Allahabad High Court No.43A, Kalicharan Bharali Complex 29, G Y Chintamani Road, G.N.B. Road, Ambari George Tower, Opp: Rabindra Bhawan Allahabad 211005 Uttar Pradesh Guwahati 781001 Assam Phone: 5032-2468526, Phone: 0361-2730155, 09435047826 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Date of Birth: 7/10/1941 Date of Birth: 4/1/1945 Particulars: Former Judge, Allahabad High Court, Member Cauvery Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Gauhati. Water Disputes Tribunal. 5 6 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0802 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0805 Ms. Justice Sharda Aggarwal Mr. Justice V S Aggarwal Former Judge Former Judge Delhi High Court Delhi High Court B-126, Sarvodya Enclave, C-52, Swami Nagar New Delhi 110017 Delhi Malviya Nagar Phone: 26516186/ 9818032419/ 011-41829326 New Delhi 110017 Delhi Email: [email protected] Phone: 26491797/9891175550 Date of Birth: 12/1/1940 Email: Particulars: Former Judge, Delhi High Court. Chairman, Board of Date of Birth: 8/28/1940 Arbitration, Ministry of Labour. Particulars: Former Chairman, CAT & Judge, Delhi High Court. Specialization in Commercial Contracts, Real Estate Finance Banking, Intellectual Property and Corporate Law. 7 8 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5001 Membership No.: IL/ICA/6194 Mr. Justice S N Aggarwal Justice Mr. Satish Kumar Agnihotri Former Judge, Former Chief Justice M P High Court High Court of Sikkim Flat No. 302 (S.F.), C-447, 3rd Floor, 19, Rajpur Road, Defence Colony, Delhi 110057 Delhi New Delhi 110024 Delhi Phone: 23987343, 8860091011 Phone: 011-24333839, 9498095770 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 8/25/1950 Date of Birth: 7/1/1956 Particulars: Former Judge, M P High Court. Specialization in Particulars: Former Chief Justice, High Court of Sikkim (Gangtok). He Commercial Contracts, Intellectual Property, Real Estate, State is also Former Judge of Chhatisgarh High Court, and Chief Justice of Contracts and Corporate Law. Madras High Court. He has examined and decided several appeals against arbitral awards. TH PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 4 NOVEMBER, 2019 (JUDGES) 9 10 Membership No.: IL/ICA/4935 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5003 Mr. Justice Bishwa Nath Agrawal Dr. Brahm Avtar Agrawal Former Judge Former Union Law Secretary & Judicial Member Supreme Court of India Central Administrative Tribunal Flat No. GH-141, Windsor Park, 305/Block-1, 5, Vaibhav Khand, Motia Khan Indirapuram, Delhi 110055 Delhi Ghaziabad 201014 Uttar Pradesh Phone: 23684377, 9968079109, 9815212318 Phone: 0120-4114963, 09868319001 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 6/1/1952 Date of Birth: 10/15/1944 Particulars: Former Union Law Secretary and Judicial Member, Central Particulars: Former Judge, Supreme Court of India Administrative Tribunal. Specialization in Finance Banking, Commercial Contracts and State Contracts. Dealt with Several Arbitration cases. About 42 years' experience in the field. 11 12 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5452 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0841 Mr. Justice Shashi Kant Agrawal Mr. Justice A S Aguiar Former Judge Former Judge Allahabad High Court Bombay High Court L B 9/10, Gauri Sadan Building, Benalin Home 5, Hailey Road, 122 Kalina New Delhi 110001 Delhi Santacruz (East), Phone: 011-45057095 Mumbai 400029 Maharashtra Email: [email protected] Phone: 9821707720/022-26661963 Date of Birth: 11/15/1943 Email: [email protected] Particulars: Former Judge, Allahabad High Court Specialization in Date of Birth: 10/8/1943 Real Estate, State Contracts, Finance Banking, Commercial Particulars: Former Judge, Bombay High Court. Executive Chairman of Contracts, Agriculture & Food Processing, Power Energy etc Dealt the Goa State Legal Services Authority. with 12 cases as an Arbitrator. 13 14 Membership No.: IL/ICA/6159 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5338 Mr. Justice Badar Durrez Ahmed Mr. Justice Aftab Alam Former Chief Justice Former Judge High Court of Jammu & Kashmir Supreme Court of India 14, Friends Colony (West), H.No.15, Sector-105, New Delhi 110065 Delhi High Court Judges Colony Phone: 40453874, 40453874, 7042205786 Noida 201301 Uttar Pradesh Email: [email protected] Phone: 9868219005/ 011-23014989/ 011-26882176 Date of Birth: 3/16/1956 Email: [email protected] Particulars: Former Chief Justice, Jammu & Kashmir High Court, Date of Birth: 4/19/1948 Former Judge, High Court of Delhi with 15 years of experience as Particulars: Former Judge, Supreme Court of India. Judge & Chief Justice. Areas of expertise are civil, criminal, commercial, taxation, environmental law, personal laws, constitutional law, e Member of National Court Management Systems Committee e-Courts in the Delhi High Court and later in J&K High Court. Has experience of handling court cases in Jammu, Srinagar and far flung areas such as Kargil & Leh. 15 16 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5581 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0945 Mr. Justice Sunil Ambwani Mrs. Justice Kety Keki Baam Former Chief Justice, Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court Bombay High Court E-190 (GF) Kalka Ji, Seth Nusserwanji Tata Building Police Station Road, 1/6, S V Road New Delhi 110019 Delhi Bandra Phone: 9415238954 Mumbai 400050 Maharashtra Email: [email protected] Phone: 022-26425359 Date of Birth: 8/23/1953 Email: Particulars: Former Chief Justice, Rajasthan High Court. Date of Birth: 12/15/1940 Specialization in Corporate Law, Taxation, Real Estate, Commercial Particulars: Former Judge, Bombay High Court. First Lady appointed Contracts, Insurance, Construction, Power Energy, Corporation & as Judge. Tried long causes, Commercial Causes, suits pertaining to related activities and Environment. Dealing with 10 cases as a Sole monetary claims, family disputes, testamentary disputes. Arbitrator. TH PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 4 NOVEMBER, 2019 (JUDGES) 17 18 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5280 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5568 Mr. Justice Samaresh Banerjea Mr. Justice Ashim Kumar Banerjee Former Judge Former Judge Calcutta High Court High Court of Calcutta 4 R A, 3/5, "THNAI" BB 21, Purbachal Phase 2, New Town, Salt Lake, Kolkata 700156 West Bengal Kolkata 700097 West Bengal Phone: 09830929720/ 9711950164/ 033-27067416/ 9711950164 Phone: 9433099402 (Off) 033-2335-0994/4948 Email: Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 6/2/1953 Date of Birth: 12/7/1941 Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Calcutta. Specialization in Particulars: Former Judge, Calcutta High Court. Former Executive Commercial Contracts and Corporate Law. Dealt with several cases. Chairman, S.L.S.A. West Bengal & Lokayukta, West Bengal. Senior Advocate. Specialization in Corporate Law, Taxation, Real Estate, State Contracts, Insurance and Information Technology. Dealt approximately 10 cases as a Sole Arbitrator and 15 cases as a Counsel. 19 20 Membership No.: IL/ICA/6216 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1112 Mr.Justice Mohinder Mohan Singh Bedi Mr. Justice Kuldeep Parkash Bhandari, Former Judge Former Judge of Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh Punjab & Haryana High Court, 2152, Sector-44-C, D-704, Kaveri Apartments, Chandigarh 160047 Punjab & Haryana Alaknanda, Phone: 011-2662152, 9780008126 New Delhi 110019 Delhi Email: [email protected] Phone: 6471830/ 6437986 Date of Birth: 10/9/1956 Email: Particulars: Former Judge of Punjab & Haryana High Court, Date of Birth: Chandigarh. No. of cases decided including Criminal trials are: 5168. Particulars: Former Judge of Punjab & Haryana High Court. Specialization in Intellectual Property, Agriculture, Corporate Law/Environment, any legal proposition concerning Indian or International Arbitration, Civil, Criminal, Company or Constitutional Law. 21 22 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5448 Membership No.: IL/ICA/4948 Mr. Justice Jagmohansingh Bhatia Mr. Justice Sunder Lal Bhayana Former Judge Former Judge High Court of Bombay Delhi High Court 1302, C-Wing, F-4/2, 1st Floor Ashok Gardens, Vasant Vihar Dr. T J Road, New Delhi 110057 Delhi SEWRI, Phone: 26920686, 9871300028 Mumbai 400015 Maharashtra Email: [email protected] Phone: 9969400001/ 022-66306620/ 022-22617436 Date of Birth: 4/15/1949 Email: [email protected] Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Delhi. Appointed Member, Date of Birth: 3/7/1950 Central Advisory Board. Particulars: Former Judge, High Court of Bombay. 23 24 Membership No.: IL/ICA/6241 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1195 Mr. Dilip Babasaheb Bhosale Mr. Justice Chandresh Bhushan Former Chief Justice Former Judge Allahabad High Court High Court of M.P. 6, Bhagyodaya, MIG-91, Sector- B, 79, Nagindas Master Rd., Hoshangabad Road, Near Stock Exchange Fort Bhopal 462023 Madhya Pradesh Mumbai 400001 Maharashtra Phone: 09811943651/ 09425111043/ 0755-2414646 Phone: 022-22675858, 22675859 Email:
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