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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act"
Mentioning Referral Of The Matter To Arbitral Institution Is Sufficient; Party Not Required To Name Arbitrator: Karnataka High Court
Sufficiency Of Stamp Duty On Agreement And Nature Of Contract Cannot Be Adjudicated By Court Under Section 11 Of A&C Act: Delhi High Court
Tax Invoices Containing Reference To Arbitration, Does Not Constitute An Arbitration Agreement: Bombay High Court
Tax Invoices Containing Reference To Arbitration, Does Not Constitute An Arbitration Agreement: Bombay High Court
Rules Of Arbitral Institution Do Not Determine The Place Of Arbitration: Delhi High Court
Applications For Appointment Of Arbitrator Should Be Decided And Disposed At The Earliest:Supreme Court
'As Is Where Is' In A License Agreement Does Not Absolve The Contracting Parties To Make A Minimal Disclosure: Delhi High Court
Once Parties Acknowledge Existence Of Arbitration Clause, Court Can Appoint Arbitrator Even If Stamp Duty Is Insufficiently Paid: Bombay High Court
How Indian Courts Have Dealt With Resistance To Invocation Of Arbitration
Section 11 Arbitration Act- Court By Default Would Refer To Arbitration When Contentions On Non- Arbitrability Are Plainly Arguable: Supreme Court
Limitation Period For Seeking Appointment Of Arbitrator Commences After Expiry Of 30 Days From Issuance Of Notice Invoking Arbitration: Delhi HC
Arbitration : Supreme Court Suggests Amendments To Sections 11(7), 37 To Bring Section 8 & 11 At Par On Appealability
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