Statement of claim - arbitration

Dear Sir,

there is no specific format prescribed for statement of claim before arbitral tribunal. however if you share your email id i can mail you a draft of the same.

Siddhartha   

Hello Siddharta Sir, 

Would it be possible for you to send me a copy of a draft statement of claim please? 

My email is jacob.roshan@drnjv.com.

Thanks and regards, 

Roshan

Hi Siddharth,

Please can you mail me draft statement of claim on msharad9@gmail.com

Regards,

Sharad Mali

A Statement of Claim in arbitration is a structured document that sets out your case clearly for the arbitral tribunal. Since your arbitration is in New Delhi, it will typically follow the framework under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.

A standard format generally includes:

1. Parties Details
Names, addresses, and contact details of claimant and respondent

2. Jurisdiction & Arbitration Clause
Reference to the arbitration agreement and how the tribunal has jurisdiction

3. Facts of the Case
Chronological background with supporting details

4. Cause of Action
Legal grounds on which the claim is based

5. Reliefs Sought
Clearly specify what you are claiming (monetary relief, damages, interest, costs, etc.)

6. Statement of Truth / Verification

7. List of Documents & Evidence

In practice, the strength of your claim depends less on format and more on how well the facts, contractual clauses, and evidence are aligned with your legal arguments.

Since arbitration pleadings are technical and mistakes at this stage can impact the entire proceeding, it’s usually advisable to have it drafted or at least reviewed by a professional experienced in arbitration matters.

If you’re looking for a reference, we’ve covered the process and drafting approach in detail here: https://www.asvlawoffices.com/

Happy to guide further if you have specific details of your case.