Valuations prepared for disputes face a specific adversarial context — a motivated opposing party, an expert engaged by the other side, a tribunal or bench that will examine every methodological choice. Transique through its business valuer expert, Chander Sawhney prepares valuations and expert-witness reports for commercial arbitration (domestic and international seat), corporate-shareholder disputes, oppression-and-mismanagement matters under of the Companies Act, family settlement disputes.
Our expert-witness work is executed with the independence and objectivity that the role requires. The report is prepared for the tribunal, not for advocacy — and is the stronger for it.
Advocacy valuations argue for the client’s position. Expert-witness valuations are owed to the tribunal, not the client — they are opinions of a professional-in-their-field independent from advocacy. Transique through its Partner Chander Sawhney undertakes expert-witness mandates in dispute contexts.
Yes. Most rebuttal engagements involve well-qualified opposing experts. The rebuttal focuses on methodology differences, input-assumption contest, and application of the appropriate standard to the specific facts.
Engagement letters are structured to protect privileged work product, with work performed at the direction of counsel where appropriate. We coordinate with counsel from the first call to protect privilege.
Yes, including in NCLT matters, domestic arbitrations, and also before the High Court of Justice at United Kingdom proceedings.