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As on 15Th December, 2012 (MARITIMES EXPERTS) INDIAN COUNCIL OF ARBITRATION PANEL OF ARBITRATORS - AS ON 15 TH DECEMBER, 2012 1 2 Membership No: IL/ICA/0710 Membership No: IL/ICA/0716 Mr. P.M. Abraham Mr. Tony Adam I.A.S. (Retd.) Business T.C. 4/1996 Mummy Colony No.10, Third Main Road, R A Puram Kawdiar Chennai-600028 Thiruvananthpuram-695003 Phone: 42059478(O), 42111506/09840724400 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 0471-318360/09447078360 /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth 2/12/1958 (Age: 53) Date of Birth 9/14/1934 (Age: 78) Particulars: Managing Director, ACT India Ltd. lised in shipping, Particulars: Secretary (Retd.) Ministry of ised in Shipping, ports, highwaysand road transportation,stevedoring and handling contracts. Over 15 years experience in transport and matters pertaining to these sectors. Shipp- ing Division, SPIC. 3 4 Membership No: IL/ICA/0853 Membership No: IL/ICA/0858 Capt. M.L. Ahuja, Capt. Virendra Nath Aindley Merchant Navy Marine Business (Director) 3/193, Vishwas Khand, Gomti Nagar, C/62, Resham, Seven Bunglows Lucknow-226010 Andheri (West) Phone: 2481171/392010 /Email: Mumbai-400061 Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Phone: 022-26353653/66359901/09821131132 /Email: [email protected] Particulars: Master Mariner in India Steamships years experience. Date of Birth 10/7/1942 (Age: 68) Particulars: Master, Foreign going vessel, Surface Transport over 22 yearsexperience in the field. 5 6 Membership No: IL/ICA/0866 Membership No: IL/ICA/0881 Capt. C.P. Alexander Capt. Satish Prakash Anand General Manager (OS), Maritime Arbitrator 201, Minal Apartments, Wing A-1, 192, Off. Saki Vihar Rd., 1/29C, Shanti Niketan Rao Tula Ram Marg, Andheri (East) New Delhi-110021 Mumbai-400072 Phone: 24119081/9810028542 /Email: [email protected] Phone: /Email: Date of Birth 7/12/1948 (Age: 64) Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Particulars: Master Mariner (F.G.) 1974. International (India) Pvt. Ltd.Marine Particulars: General Manager, (OS) SDI Limited. ions and inventory control - Consultants & Insurance Surveyors. Specialized in P&I Surveys & Investigations of nationally and internationally. all types. Cargo Disputes and claims. Bill of Lading/Charter Party Disputes etc. 8 7 Membership No: IL/ICA/0943 Membership No: IL/ICA/0882 Mr. P.K. Awasthi, Capt. V.S. Anand Executive Director, PPCL, Merchant Navy 12A, Sector-24, M-93, IInd Floor, Greater Kailash-II, Noida-201301 New Delhi-110048 Phone: 2251452, 8-558894 /Email: Phone: /Email: Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Particulars: Executive Director (Marketing), Ltd. Handled many Maritime Particulars: Master of Foreign Going Sea/Ocean experience in the field. andCommercial Arbitration Cases. 7 years experience of handling disputes relating to Charter Parties, Bill of Lading, Laytime etc. 9 10 Membership No: IL/ICA/0959 Membership No: IL/ICA/0966 Mr. Bharat Bhushan Badwal Capt. Kapil Dev Bahl Chief Surveyor, (Retd.) Govt. of India, Principal, Marine , Technical Cargo Surveryor and Consultant "Soham" F-204, Dara Enlcave Army Colony, 'AWHO Complex Radheshyam II, 5th Floor, Near Hotel "Golden Crown" Sector - 9, Nerul Bedi Bunder Road, Navi Mumbai-400706 Jamnagar-361008 Phone: 09819623436/022-27704272 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 98210 75636 /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth 5/21/1939 (Age: 73) Date of Birth 10/16/1952 (Age: 59) Particulars: Retd. D.G. Shipping, Mercantile with Administrative and Particulars: Master in command of foreign going Chartering etc. Independent PersonnelManagement. Adviser to the Govt. of India on Marine. Shipping, Ship- Cargoand Marine Surveyor and Loss Assessor. building, Marine Engineering Training and International Maritime Organisation matters. More than 25 years experience in the field. 11 12 Membership No: IL/ICA/0969 Membership No: IL/ICA/0990 Capt. S.K. Bahl Mr. V. Balachandran C/o.Globus "Chaitanya" M 6/S-13, K S H B Colony #501-502, Time Square Building 'B' Block, Sushant Lok I P O Malaparamba Gurgaon-122002 Calicut-673009 Phone: 0124-4159200/9810050482 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 371710, 8278545 /Email: Date of Birth 3/20/1933 (Age: 79) Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Particulars: Master Mariner. Over 23 years sed in ship administration Particulars: Executive Director, Food Corporat- shipping, claims cargo handling andmanagement, ship broking, ship building, etc. &transport contracts. (MARITIMES EXPERTS) INDIAN COUNCIL OF ARBITRATION PANEL OF ARBITRATORS - AS ON 15 TH DECEMBER, 2012 13 14 Membership No: IL/ICA/1034 Membership No: IL/ICA/1086 Capt. Pradeep Mohan Bansal Capt. S.M. Berry Master Mariner Berry Interoceanic Co. (P) Ltd, 20, Punit Nagar, B-1, Plot No. 1, DCT 609, DLF City Court, Sikandarpur S.V. Road, Borivilli Gurgaon-122002 Mumbai (West)-400092 Phone: 0124-4219526-28, 9811123936 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 09867450329 /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth 11/20/1947 (Age: 63) Date of Birth 4/15/1945 (Age: 64) Particulars: Master Mariner, chartered ship- Marine consultant, Managing Direc-tor, Particulars: Master Mariner, Surveyor and Loss company in different capacities. Anandisher Seafrieght Company Private Limited. Fellow/Member of many professional organisations. 15 16 Membership No: IL/ICA/1099 Membership No: IL/ICA/1108 Capt. Ashish Bhalla, Mr. Sanjeev Bhandari Master Mariner 905, 'HIMADRI' 22, Ballygung Park Road, B-164, Lok Vihar, Pitampura Kolkata-700019 New Delhi-110034 Phone: 033-22883277 /Email: Phone: 7189028, 2026666 /Email: Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Particulars: General Manger in Crowe Boada I. tion and Indemnity Club, Particulars: Master/Shipping. Sailing on ships 14 years experience in the field. Relatedmatters, C/P Disputes and Various other Maritime matters. More than 15 years experience in the field. 17 18 Membership No: IL/ICA/1114 Membership No: IL/ICA/1168 Capt. R.K. Bhandari, Ms. Jyotsna K Bhatt Master Mariner, A-23, Gold Coin, 2nd Floor, 189, Sector-10, Tardeo Main Road, Panchkula-134109 Mumbai-400034 Phone: 0172-564880/578326 /Email: Phone: 022-23536650/9867490780 /Email: Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Date of Birth 10/30/1938 (Age: 74) Particulars: Master Shipping. Served as various for the last 22 years and Masterfor Particulars: Executive, Shipping Corporation of experience. Specialization in the last 7 years. shippinglaw, Member of FICS, London. 19 20 Membership No: IL/ICA/1190 Membership No: IL/ICA/1197 Dr. B S Bhesania Capt. Sudhir Bhushan, Advocate High Court & Supreme Court Master Mariner, Nazir Building, 5th Floor 139, August Kranti Marg C-164, Belvedede Towers DLF City, Phase-II Cumballa Hill Gurgaon-122002 Mumbai-400036 Phone: 9511-4117164/9999009328 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 23644198/ /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth 11/7/1960 (Age: 50) Date of Birth 11/3/1933 (Age: 79) Particulars: Master Mariner, MBA (Shipping). on various Merchant Vessels Particulars: Partner, M/s. Mulla & Mulla & Handled Commercial Contracts,Maritime since1979-Bulk, Cargo, Tankers, Chemical s, Gas. Also served as Quality Shipping matters. Coordinator and Superintendent incharge in Keymax Group Company of Japan. 27 years experience in Marin e. 22 21 Membership No: IL/ICA/1252 Membership No: IL/ICA/1209 Mr. L.D. Chainani Mr. D.S. Bisht Claims Recovery & Shipping Consultant General Manager (B&T), SCI Limited, No. 7, Prakash 269-C, Linking Road, 250, Sudam Kalu Ahiri Marg, Worli Bandra Mumbai-400025 Mumbai-400050 Phone: 022-'8227277/4936096 /Email: Phone: 6438547, 6425974 /Email: Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Particulars: General Manager (B&T), SCI Limited. executive in various Particulars: Over 39 years experience in shipp- passengers, claims, insurance,liner shippingcompanies. work, conference, etc. 23 24 Membership No: IL/ICA/1268 Membership No: IL/ICA/1270 Mr. Niranjan Chakraborty, Capt. B. Chakrapani Solicitor and Advocate Former Chief Executive Oman Shipping, Muscut 401, Pushp Kamal Happy Home Society 8, "Sreyas Yogam" 34, North Street, 14, Nehru Road, Vile Parle (East) Sri Ram Nagar, Alwarpet, Mumbai-400057 Chennai-600018 Phone: 022-26171148/09867550751 /Email: [email protected] Phone: 9962213256 /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth 7/6/1950 (Age: 60) Date of Birth 9/14/1943 (Age: 67) Particulars: Solicitor, Supreme Court of years experience in Maritime &Shipping, Particulars: Chief Executives, President, ESSAR Shipping. Experi-ence in Shipping Aviation, Offshore Oil & Gas Subsea Engineering/ Commercial Diving. line including Share Management in Commercial Claims, Cargo, C/P, etc. (MARITIMES EXPERTS) INDIAN COUNCIL OF ARBITRATION PANEL OF ARBITRATORS - AS ON 15 TH DECEMBER, 2012 25 26 Membership No: IL/ICA/1272 Membership No: IL/ICA/1316 Capt. Bishwajit Chakravarty Mr. L.R. Chary Master Mariner Regional General Manager,(Retd.) SCI Limited "Nishant Cottage", Flat-4, Plot-20, Jawahar Building, Rajaji Salai, Sector-28, Vashi Chennai-600001 Navi Mumbai-400703 Phone: 486179 /Email: Phone: 022-27652750/9820180444 /Email: [email protected] Date of Birth / / (Age: 0) Date of Birth 9/25/1955 (Age: 55) Particulars: Dy. Director General (Retd.), purchase and contract, shipping andport Particulars: Master Mariner with over 22 years assisted in enquiries relating tocargo customs. Handled shipping arbitration cases while in service. claims, ships collisions, grounding, fire on board, oil pollutions, other maritime acciden- ts and disaster management. 27 28 Membership No: IL/ICA/1332 Membership No: IL/ICA/1362 Mr. S.C. Chaturvedi Capt. V K Chawla, Marine Engineer Master Mariner Prati, 23/B, Tagore Town S-25, Panchsheel
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