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MARITIME-EXPERTS.Pdf PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2020 (MARITIME EXPERTS) 1 2 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0716 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5838 Mr. Tony Adam Ms. Sunita Mainee Ahmad New No.3 , Old No.14, Advocate Bagirathi Street, E-44, IFS Flats, Srinivasa Avenue, Mayur Vihar, R A Puram, Phase -1, Chennai 600028 Tamil Nadu Delhi 110091 Delhi Phone: 42059478 Phone: 9818192336 42111506 Email: [email protected] 09840724400 Date of Birth: 7/8/1955 Email: [email protected] Particulars: Lawyer, Member of Hon. Soc. of Middle Temple Date of Birth: 2/12/1958 (Barrister), London Maritime Arbitrators and Law Society of England & Particulars: Managing Director, ACT India Ltd. (A SPIC Group of Wales. Company). Specialized in shipping, transportation, stevedoring and handling contracts. Over 15 years experience in 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 Director 3/193, Vishwas Khand, Aindley Marine Pvt. Ltd. Gomti Nagar, C-62, Resham, Lucknow 226010 Uttar Pradesh Seven Bunglows Phone: 2481171/392010 Andheri (West) Email: Mumbai 400061 Maharashtra Date of Birth: Phone: 022-26353653/66359901/09821131132 Particulars: Master Mariner in India Steamships Company Limited, Email: [email protected] Calcutta. 18 years experience. Date of Birth: 10/7/1942 Particulars: Master, Foreign going vessel, Ex-nautical surveyor. Ministry of Surface Transport over 22 years experience 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), Master Mariner, Marine Consultant and 201, Minal Apartments, Insurance Surveyor Wing A-1, 192, Off. Saki Vihar Rd., 1/29C, Shanti Niketan Andheri (East) Rao Tula Ram Marg, Mumbai 400072 Maharashtra New Delhi 110021 Delhi Phone: Phone: 24119081/9810028542 Email: Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: Date of Birth: 7/12/1948 Particulars: General Manager, (OS) SDI Limited. Master Mariner. Particulars: Master Mariner, Marine Consultant and Insurance Container operat- ions and inventory control - nationally and Surveyor. Specialization in P & I Surveys and Investigations. Assigned internationally. as an arbitrator in several arbitration matters for resolving disputes out of claims regarding cargo, bill of lading, charter party etc. With Over all 31 years of sea-going experience. 7 8 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0882 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0943 Capt. V.S. Anand Mr. P.K. Awasthi, Merchant Navy Executive Director, A-169, PPCL, Sushant Lok-Phase-1, 12A, Sector-24, Gurgaon 122002 Haryana Noida 201301 Uttar Pradesh Phone: 09619880360; 022-46138181; 46138104; 9810114262 Phone: 2251452, 8-558894 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Email: Date of Birth: 7/23/1962 Date of Birth: Particulars: Master of Foreign Going Sea/Ocean Vessels. More than Particulars: Executive Director (Marketing), Pyrites, Phosphates & 15 years experience in the field. Chemicals Ltd. Handled many Maritime and Commercial Arbitration Cases. 7 years experience of handling disputes relating to Charter Parties, Bill of Lading, Laytime etc. PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2020 (MARITIME EXPERTS) 9 10 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0966 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5562 Capt. Kapil Dev Bahl Cdr. Pradeep Bahri Marine Consultant Regional Manager (Retd.) Flat # B-3103, Lodha Fiorenza, Rolls Royce India Pvt. Ltd. Western Express Highway, D-306, Sarvodaya Enclave, Adjoining Hub Mall Shri Aurobindo Marg, Goregaon East New Delhi 110017 Delhi Mumbai 400063 Maharashtra Phone: 9910039334/011-41811000/011-41829431 Phone: 022-23683490, 098210 75636 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Date of Birth: 9/25/1957 Date of Birth: 10/16/1952 Particulars: Regional Manager, Rolls Royce India Pvt. Ltd. Former Particulars: Master in command of foreign going vessels. Port Commander in Indian Navy. Specialization in Maritime Shipping, Captain, Operations, Chartering etc. Independent Cargo and Marine Engineering/technical, Information Technology, Transport aand Surveyor and Loss Assessor. Commercial Contracts. Dealt with 5 cases as from 1993-2004. 11 12 Membership No.: IL/ICA/0990 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1022 Mr. V. Balachandran Mr. Debal Kumar Banerji, "Chaitanya" Senior Advocate M 6/S-13, K S H B Colony Supreme Court of India P O Malaparamba D-2, 3rd Floor, Kalindi Colony, Calicut 673009 Kerala 2nd Lane, Phone: 371710, 8278545 New Delhi 110065 Delhi Email: Phone: 011-26842492/26260553/9971890090/9811556283 Date of Birth: Email: [email protected] Particulars: Executive Director, Food Corporat- ion of India. Date of Birth: 1/19/1956 Experienced in shipping, claims cargo handling & transport contracts. Particulars: Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India. Over 35 years' experience in the filed. Worked as arbitrator in number of arbitration cases. 13 14 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1034 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1086 Capt. Pradeep Mohan Bansal Capt. S.M. Berry Master Mariner Managing Director 1803, Tower-F Berry Interoceanic Co. (P) Ltd, Orchid Suburbia A-33/9, Off M G Road, Link Road DLF City, Phase-I, Near Corporation Bank, Kandivali West Gurgaon 122002 Haryana Mumbai 400067 Maharashtra Phone: 0124-4101004, 4219526-28, 9811123936 Phone: 9967384177/ 7045949946 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 11/20/1947 Date of Birth: 4/15/1945 Particulars: Master Mariner, chartered ship- broker, loss assessor, Particulars: Master Mariner, Surveyor and Loss Assessor. Served in surveyor. Marine consultant, Managing Direc- tor, Berry Interoceanic a shipping company in different capacities. Company Private Limited. Fellow/Member of many professional organisations. Dealt with more than 20 cases as a Sole Arbitrator. 15 16 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1099 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1108 Capt. Ashish Bhalla, Mr. Sanjeev Bhandari Master Mariner Shipping Consultant Tower F1, Flat No.901, 905, 'HIMADRI' Uniworld City East, 22, Ballygung Park Road, Sector - 30, Kolkata 700019 West Bengal Gurgaon 122001 Haryana Phone: 033-22879351, 09830068447 Phone: 9899694577 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Date of Birth: 1/11/1956 Date of Birth: 6/13/1960 Particulars: General Manger in Crowe Boada I. Co. Pvt Ltd. Particulars: Master/Shipping. Sailing on ships in various positions. Specialization in Protec- tion and Indemnity Club, Related matters, C/P More than 14 years experience in the field. Disputes and Various other Maritime matters. More than 15 years experience in the field. PANEL OF ARBITRATORS – As on 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2020 (MARITIME EXPERTS) 17 18 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1114 Membership No.: IL/ICA/5257 Capt. R.K. Bhandari, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Bhavnani Master Mariner, Director and C.O.O. 189, Sector-10, MMS Maritime (I) Pvt. Ltd. Panchkula 134109 Haryana 107, Samarth Deep-A, Phone: 0172-564880/578326 Indra Darshan-III, Email: Off. Oshiwara Link Road, Date of Birth: Andheri (West) Particulars: Master Shipping. Served as various ranks (officers) on Mumbai 400053 Maharashtra board ships for the last 22 years and Master for the last 7 years. Phone: 022-26360657, 09821209903, 40620100 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Date of Birth: 9/14/1965 Particulars: Specialization in Commercial Contracts, Maritime Shipping etc. 19 20 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1197 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1209 Capt. Sudhir Bhushan Mr. D.S. Bisht Master Mariner General Manager (B&T), C-164, Belvedede Towers 250, Sudam Kalu Ahiri Marg, DLF City, Phase-II Worli Gurgaon 122002 Haryana Mumbai 400025 Maharashtra Phone: 95114117164/9999009328 Phone: 022-'8227277/4936096 Email: [email protected] Email: Date of Birth: 11/7/1960 Date of Birth: Particulars: Master Mariner, MBA (Shipping). Bsc, Diploma in Particulars: General Manager (B&T), SCI Limited. 33 years experience journalism. Served on various Merchant Vessels since 1979-Bulk, as shipping executive in various shipping companies. Cargo, Tankers, Chemical s, Gas. Also served as Quality Coordinator and Superintendent incharge in Keymax Group Company of Japan. 27 years experience in the field. 21 22 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1252 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1268 Mr. L.D. Chainani Mr. Niranjan Chakraborty, Claims Recovery & Shipping Consultant Maritime Arbitrator No. 7, Prakash 401, Pushp Kamal 269-C, Linking Road, Happy Home Society Bandra 14, Nehru Road, Vile Parle (East) Mumbai 400050 Maharashtra Mumbai 400057 Maharashtra Phone: 6438547, 6425974 Phone: 022-26171148/09867550751 Email: Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: Date of Birth: 7/6/1950 Particulars: Over 39 years experience in shipp- ing, including Particulars: Advocate & Legal Consultant, Solicitor, Supreme Court of chartering, freight, passengers, claims, insurance, liner work, England & Wales and Maritime Arbitrator. Specialization in Maritime, conference, etc. Aviation, Offshore Oil & gas, vessels and underwater offshore engineering consultant. 23 24 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1270 Membership No.: IL/ICA/1272 Capt. B. Chakrapani Capt. Bishwajit Chakravarty Former Chief Executive Master Mariner Oman Shipping, Muscut "Nishant Cottage", 8, "Sreyas Yogam" Flat-4, Plot-20, 34, North Street, Sector-28, Vashi Sri Ram Nagar, Alwarpet, Navi Mumbai 400703 Maharashtra Chennai 600018 Tamil Nadu Phone: 022-27652750/022-27562755/9820180444 Phone: 9962213256 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 9/25/1955 Date of Birth: 9/14/1943 Particulars: Master Mariner with over 22 years
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