Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise

MSMEs are businesses classified by size, revenue, and employees, contributing significantly to employment and economic growth.

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Arbitration & Mediation

Arbitration and Mediation offer MSMEs efficient and confidential alternatives to traditional litigation. These mechanisms allow businesses to resolve disputes quickly, cost-effectively, and with minimal public exposure. Our services include drafting arbitration clauses, representing clients in arbitral proceedings, and facilitating mediation to reach amicable settlements—domestically and internationally.

What is Micro, Small & Medium

Micro

Investment

Upto 1 crore

Turnover

Upto 5 crore

Small

Investment

Upto 10 crore

Turnover

Upto 50 crore

Medium

Investment

Upto 50 crore

Turnover

Upto 250 crore

Micro, Small & Medium

Micro

Investment
1 crore +

Turnover
5 crore +

Small

Investment
10 crore +

Turnover
50 crore +

Medium

Investment
50 crore +

Turnover
250 crore +

Advantages

Advantages
of MSME
Faster resolution compared to court litigation
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Confidential and less adversarial process
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Lower legal costs and procedural flexibility
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Enforceable outcomes (arbitral awards)
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Preservation of business relationships
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Expertise in both ad hoc and institutional arbitration
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Access to online and cross-border ADR mechanisms
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Customizable dispute resolution clauses
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Step by Step

Review of existing contracts for ADR provisions

Pre-dispute consultation and strategy planning

Initiation of mediation or arbitration notice

Appointment of mediator/arbitrator

Step Flow

Submission of claims and responses

Hearings and evidence presentation

Settlement agreement or arbitral award

Enforcement or challenge of award

Step By Step

All directors and subscribers must obtain DSC for digitally signing incorporation documents electronically.
Directors must secure a DIN from the MCA to be legally recognized as company directors.
Apply for name approval through SPICe+ (MCA portal), ensuring it aligns with business objectives and is not already registered.
Submit key documents including Memorandum of Association (MoA), Articles of Association (AoA), SPICe+ Form, and declarations by directors.
Upon MCA approval, the company receives a Certificate of Incorporation, including PAN & TAN registration.
Open a corporate bank account, register with SEBI (if applicable), comply with ROC filings, GST, and taxation requirements, and issue shares as per regulations.