A single point of contact or a point of contact serves as the focal point of information and co-ordinator concerning arresting a ship, securing a ship release, and managing shipping arbitration anywhere in India by initiating legal action at the appropriate High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction. This is utilized in many cases where information is time-sensitive and accuracy is important, more particularly in admiralty cases where matters are technical in nature and one mistake can lead to a wrongful arrest, complicated release hurdles, or procedural issues in arbitration[cite: 1].
Single Window via the shipping team at Brus Chambers will assist you in filing of an admiralty suit, obtaining or contesting an order of arrest of a ship, facilitating prompt ship release, and handling shipping arbitration matters[cite: 1]. 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 Teangana High Court for vessel found in Telangana State territorial waters; the Andhra Pradesh High Court 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[cite: 1].
Today, Single Window is managed by Brus Chambers, Advocates & Solicitors, a top-tier shipping law firm in India as national solicitor and coordinators specializing in ship arrest, ship release, and shipping arbitration[cite: 1].
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, or matters requiring shipping arbitration and for many other reasons having legal rights, and are not aware as to what needs to be done and how they should proceed further, the claimants should feel free to approach 'Single Window' and know their legal rights against the ship or her owner[cite: 1].
The claimant having a claim should explore all possibilities to recover and for that you may have to arrest a ship, handle a ship release counter-measure, or initiate shipping arbitration. If you are not very sure how to proceed and why you should arrest a ship or pursue arbitration, please feel free to approach 'Single Window' for an initial free advice, rather than giving up the claim[cite: 1].
Single Window provides information and advice on ship arrest, ship release, and shipping arbitration in India, to assist you to proceed further with your legal rights against the ship and or her owner by initiating legal action at the appropriate High Court in India having admiralty jurisdiction or through alternative dispute resolution channels[cite: 1].