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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act"
A ‘No-Claim Declaration’ Given By Party Would Not Extinguish Its Remedy To Invoke Arbitration: Delhi High Court
Reference To Wrong Agreement in Arbitration Notice, Not Invalid If Agreement Otherwise Exists: Delhi High Court
To Interfere Or Not To Interfere – The Section 11 Conundrum
Court Not Powerless To Appoint Appropriate Arbitral Tribunal, Even If Party Forfeits Its Right Under Arbitration Clause: Bombay High Court
Non - Signatory Can Be Referred To Arbitration Under ‘Doctrine Of Alter Ego’: Madras High Court
Arbitration Clause Continues To Operate Even After Dissolution Of Partnership: Delhi High Court
Reference Under Section 18(1) Of MSMED Act Would Override Arbitration Agreement Between Parties: Bombay High Court
Issue Whether Main Claim Is Time Barred, Is An Issue On Merits; Must Be Decided In Arbitral Proceedings: Bombay High Court
Court Has No Jurisdiction To Review Order Passed Under Section 11 of A&C Act: Delhi High Court
Correspondence Between Parties Cannot Overrule Clear Intention Under Agreement Providing For Optional Arbitration: Bombay High Court
Reference Limited To Quantum Of Compensation; Dispute Non-Arbitrable If Insurer Disputes Liability: Bombay High Court
Dispute Between Parties Under A "Non-Binding Term Sheet" Can Be Referred To Arbitration: Delhi High Court
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