SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT
A single point of contact or a point of contact serves as the focal point of information and co-ordinator concerning arresting a ship anywhere in India by initiating legal action at appropriate High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction and is used in many cases where information is time-sensitive and accuracy is important more particularly in admiralty cases where its more technical in nature and one wrong mistake can lead to a wrong ful arrest or complications.
Single Window via the shipping team at Brus Chambers will assist you in filing of an admiralty suit and obtaining an order of arrest of a ship. The High Courts in India having admiralty jurisdiction are the Bombay High Court at Mumbai for vessel found in Maharashtra State territorial waters; the Calcutta High Court at Kolkata for vessel found in West Bengal State territorial waters; the Odisha High Court at Cuttack for vessel found in Odisha State territorial waters; the Madras High Court at Chennai for vessel found in Tamil Nadu State territorial waters; the Karnataka High Court at Bengaluru for vessel found in Karnataka State territorial waters; the Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad for vessel found in Gujarat State territorial waters; the Kerala High Court at Kochi for vessel found in Kerala State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana for vessel found in Telangana State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Andhra Pradesh for vessel found in Andhra Pradesh State territorial waters in respect of all maritime claims vest in the respective High Courts having admiralty jurisdiction and can be exercisable over the waters up to and including the territorial waters of the High Court jurisdictions.
Today, Single Window is managed by Brus Chambers, Advocates & Solicitors, a top-tier shipping law firm in India as national solicitor and coordinators.
If you have rendered any services or supplied necessaries to a ship or have acted under instructions of a ship owner or otherwise for the same on a ship or if there is a dispute between the co-owners of a ship, or damages by or to the ship and for many other reasons having legal rights, are not aware as to what needs to be done and how they should proceed further, the claimants should feel free to aproach 'Single Window' and know their legal rights against the ship or her owner.
The claimant having a claim should explore all possibilities to recover and for that you may have to arrest a ship and if you are not very sure how to proceed and why you should arrest a ship please feel free to approach 'Single Window' for an initial free advice, rather than giving up the claim.
Single Window provides information and advice on ship arrest in India, to assist you to proceed further with your legal rights against the ship and or her owner by initiating legal action at appropriate High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction.
ABOUT SINGLE WINDOW
Single Window is an initiative by a top-tier shipping law firm, Brus Chambers, to assist claimants worldwide for recovery of their claim against a ship and or her owner or a dispute by co-owner of a ship, by initiating legal action against a ship for a maritime claim by obtaining an order of arrest of the ship from the High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction. Please click here for detailed information.
ARRESTING A SHIP IN INDIA
A ship can be arrested for a maritime claim or a lien as detailed in the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Acts, 2017 on the grounds as set out therein by filing a legal action in the respective High Courts having admiralty jurisdiction and can be exercisable over the waters up to and including the territorial waters of the High Court jurisdictions. The High Courts of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Gujarat, Hyderabad (for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana), Karnataka, Kerala, and Odisha have Admiralty jurisdiction. At the time when the admiralty suit is filed in the High court the ship should be present in that state territorial waters. Please click here for detailed information.
SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT
Single Window will assist you in filing an admiralty suit at appropriate High Court having admiralty jurisdiction in India and obtain an order of arrest of a ship. The High Courts in India having admiralty jurisdiction are the Bombay High Court at Mumbai for vessel found in Maharashtra State territorial waters; the Calcutta High Court at Kolkata for vessel found in West Bengal State territorial waters; the Odisha High Court at Cuttack for vessel found in Odisha State territorial waters; the Madras High Court at Chennai for vessel found in Tamil Nadu State territorial waters; the Karnataka High Court at Bengaluru for vessel found in Karnataka State territorial waters; the Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad for vessel found in Gujarat State territorial waters; the Kerala High Court at Kochi for vessel found in Kerala State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana for vessel found in Telangana State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Andhra Pradesh for vessel found in Andhra Pradesh State territorial waters in respect of all maritime claims vest in the respective High Courts having admiralty jurisdiction and can be exercisable over the waters up to and including the territorial waters of the High Court jurisdictions. Please click here for detailed information.
WHAT WE DO
Single Window is a single point of contact for the claimant to initiate legal action by filing a suit for the claimant at appropriate High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction and obtaining an order of arrest of the ship via the shipping team at Brus Chambers, Advocates & Solicitors who will peruse the case file of the claimant and advice on the possibility of a ship arrest under admiralty jurisdiction and proceed accordingly with filing of the suit and obtain an order of arrest of the ship from the High Court having having admiralty jurisdiction. Brus Chambers, is a top-tier law firm in India for shipping work as ranked by Legal500; Shippinglawyers.NET; IBLJ; Lloydslist; The Economic Times; Chamber Practice; SALK; Euromoney and many other international credential bodies while Dr. Shrikant Hathi and Ms. Binita Hathi, partners heading shipping work are Leading Individuals as ranked by Legal500; Shippinglawyers.NET; IBLJ and SALK. Please click here for detailed information.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES
Brus Chambers has associate offices in port and capital city in all states of India including in location where High Courts have admiralty jurisdiction. For arresting a ship found anywhere in India, Brus Chambers, Advocates & Solicitors accepts instructions from client, strategises and process the papers work including drafting of the pleadings, engaging counsels, and filing of the suit at appropriate admiralty jurisdiction in the High Court and apply for order of arrest of the ship. Dr. Shrikant Hathi and Ms. Binita Hathi both partners at Brus Chambers and Leading Individuals for ship arrest work in India as ranked by Legal500 and other international credential bodies, will act as the lead solicitor in the file. Brus Chambers is a super-specialised law firm for ship arrest work and entire gamut of shipping work in India, with its main office in Mumbai and associate offices in Calcutta, Madras, Karnataka, Gujarat, Odisha, Kerala, Hyderabad (Telangana and Andhra Pradesh). The main value proposition for having a single window for a country or economy is to increase the efficiency through time and cost savings for claimant filing the suit, obtaining order of arrest of a ship and proceeding with the suit in the High Court having admiralty jurisdiction. Please click here for detailed information.
SPECIALIST IN SHIP ARREST
Brus Chambers is a specialised shipping law firm and has a specialised team for ship arrest work in India headed by Dr. Shrikant Hathi and Ms. Binita Hathi, both are practising solicitors for more than 27 years in shipping. Brus Chambers shipping team is effective and result-oriented for shipping work in India. Please click here for detailed information.
PROTECTING CLAIMANTS INTEREST
It appears that many claimants, who has rendered services to a ship or when there is a dispute with the co-owners of the ship or damages by or to the ship and for many other reasons having legal rights, are not aware as to what needs to be done and how they should proceed, the claimants should feel free to aproach 'Single Window' and know their legal rights against the ship or her owner. Please click here for detailed information.
FREE INITIAL ADVICE
The Shipping team at Brus Chambers gives free advice on ship arrest and claimants legal rights against the ship or her owner, they peruse the papers and documents to advice if you as a claimant can initiate legal action by filing a suit at appropriate jurisdiction in India and obtain an order of arrest of a ship under admiralty jurisdiction. Please click here for detailed information.
BILLING RATES
The Shipping team at Brus Chambers will not charge for the initial advice given but to proceed thereafter claimant are encouraged to discuss the billing rates and methods with the concerned shipping solicitor or lawyer at Brus Chambers or with the partner Dr. Shrikant Hathi or Ms. Binita Hathi, directly. Please click here for detailed information.
KEY CONTACTS
Dr. Shrikant Pareshnath Hathi
Managing Partner at Brus Chambers
Email: shrikant@bruschambers.com
Mobile: +91-9769946865
Ms. Binita Shrikant Hathi
Partner at Brus Chambers
Email: binita@bruschambers.com
Mobile: +91-9769946864
SHIP ARREST TEAM
Ship arrest team at Brus Chambers, Advocates and Solicitors is co-headed by Dr. Shrikant Hathi and Ms. Binita Hathi, the team consist of solicitors, advocates and para-legal who work alongside, on the entire gamut of ship arrest work anywhere in India, the team also comprises of lawyers from other states in India. Please click here for detailed information.
HIGH COURTS HAVING ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION
Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court at Mumbai for vessel found in Maharashtra State territorial waters and the Union Territory of Goa.
Calcutta High Court
Calcutta High Court at Kolkata for vessel found in West Bengal State territorial waters and the Union Territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Odisha High Court
Odisha High Court at Cuttack for vessel found in Odisha State territorial waters.
Gujarat High Court
Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad for vessel found in Gujarat State territorial waters.
Madras High Court
Madras High Court at Chennai for vessel found in Tamil Nadu State territorial waters.
Karnataka High Court
Karnataka High Court at Bengaluru for vessel found in Karnataka State territorial waters.
Kerala High Court
Kerala High Court at Kochi for vessel found in Kerala State territorial waters.
Hyderabad High Court for Telangana
Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana for vessel found in Telangana State territorial waters.
Hyderabad High Court for Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Andhra Pradesh for vessel found in Andhra Pradesh State territorial waters.
ABOUT HIGH COURTS
There are 24 high courts at the state and union territory level of India, which together with the Supreme Court of India at the national level, comprise the country's judicial system. Each high court has jurisdiction over a state, a union territory or a group of states and union territories.High courts are instituted as constitutional courts under Part VI, Chapter V, Article 214 of the Indian constitution. The high courts are the principal civil courts of original jurisdiction in each state and union territory. The High Courts in India having admiralty jurisdiction are the Bombay High Court at Mumbai for vessel found in Maharashtra State territorial waters; the Calcutta High Court at Kolkata for vessel found in West Bengal State territorial waters; the Odisha High Court at Cuttack for vessel found in Odisha State territorial waters; the Madras High Court at Chennai for vessel found in Tamil Nadu State territorial waters; the Karnataka High Court at Bengaluru for vessel found in Karnataka State territorial waters; the Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad for vessel found in Gujarat State territorial waters; the Kerala High Court at Kochi for vessel found in Kerala State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana for vessel found in Telangana State territorial waters; the Hyderabad High Court at Hyderabad for the State of Andhra Pradesh for vessel found in Andhra Pradesh State territorial waters in respect of all maritime claims vest in the respective High Courts having admiralty jurisdiction and can be exercisable over the waters up to and including the territorial waters of the High Court jurisdictions.