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Expertise matched to your dispute, not a generic roster
Ten practice areas, each heard by neutrals from our Professional Panel with the right background for that kind of dispute.
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The Adjudix Code of ADR Procedure
Our rule book: every case at Adjudix runs on this published Code. Each edition builds on the one before it, and every edition opens with our code of conduct, the Moral Principles we follow strictly.
- First Edition
2018
The founding rule book: one procedure for arbitration, mediation, and conciliation administered by the Institute.
Established
- Arbitration, mediation, and conciliation procedures
- Pleadings, case management, and evidence
- Corporate ADR, costs, and enforcement
- Preamble of 7 Moral Principles
- Sections
- 54
- Pages
- 19
- Principles
- 7
- Second Edition
2021
Builds on 2018 by bringing every proceeding online through the Adjudix E-Portal.
New since 2018
- Online Dispute Resolution chapter
- E-filing, digital service, and e-signatures
- Virtual hearings and secure digital records
- Updated for the 2019 and 2021 amendments to the Act
- Sections
- 59
- Pages
- 20
- Principles
- 8
- Third EditionCurrent
2026
Builds on 2021 to cover every mechanism the Institute offers, online, offline, and hybrid.
New since 2021
- Emergency Arbitration
- Hybrid Med-Arb Protocol
- Adjudix Lok Adalat
- Global implementation of awards and settlements
- Mediation Act, 2023 and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
- Sections
- 71
- Pages
- 30
- Principles
- 13
Corporate dispute resolution, built for how businesses actually decide
Bespoke panel access, arbitration clauses ready to insert into commercial contracts, and a dedicated relationship team, for businesses that need disputes resolved without disrupting the underlying commercial relationship.
Corporate Dispute Resolution Services
A professional register, not a mailing list
Five kinds of membership — Fellow, Associate, Affiliate, Student, and Honorary — each with defined eligibility, so membership means something when a client checks it.
Explore MembershipHonorary
Special Honorary Membership, conferred by the institute.
- Cannot be applied for or claimed — it is earned
- Conferred for exceptional contribution to ADR, or as an honour to a dignitary
- Listed among Our Esteemed Members

Honorary
Special Honorary Membership, conferred by the institute.
Fellow
Senior recognition for practitioners and experts in their field.
- Priority consideration for high-value appointments
- Use of the Fellow designation
- A voice in reviews of the Adjudix Code of ADR Procedure

Fellow
Senior recognition for practitioners and experts in their field.
Associate
Full standing, case-eligible once CPD and experience thresholds are met.
- Eligibility for appointment to the Professional Panel
- Use of the Associate Member designation
- Free on completion of a Training Programme under Adjudix

Associate
Full standing, case-eligible once CPD and experience thresholds are met.
Affiliate
Standing for early-career professionals building toward the register.
- Open to recent graduates in law, CA/CS, or engineering
- Access to Training Institute course discounts
- Free on completing an Apprenticeship or Internship

Affiliate
Standing for early-career professionals building toward the register.
Student
The first step on the register for students of law, commerce, and engineering.
- Free for students
- Access to competitions, webinars, and events
- A defined path toward Affiliate membership

Student
The first step on the register for students of law, commerce, and engineering.
Certainty is not the exception, it's the procedure
Every case follows the same Adjudix Code of ADR Procedure, 2026, so the outcome depends on the merits, not on how the other side behaves.
| Criterion | Adjudix | Ad hoc / litigation |
|---|---|---|
| Choosing the decision-maker | Parties nominate from our Professional Panel; the institute appoints | No structured process, appointment can stall indefinitely |
| Timeline | Governed by the Adjudix Code of ADR Procedure, with an Emergency Arbitrator route for urgent relief | No fixed procedural timeline |
| Enforceability | Awards enforceable under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, or the applicable laws of the concerned country | Depends entirely on how the matter was resolved |
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