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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Arbitration Clause"
Similar Matters Pending Before The Facilitation Council Under The MSME Act; Parties Can Be Referred To Arbitration: Jharkhand High Court
Once The Right To Refer The Dispute To Arbitration Is Waived By A Party, It Cannot Be Reclaimed: Karnataka High Court
Impossible For The Party To Fulfil Its Obligations Under The Contract; Parties Cannot Be Referred To Arbitration: Telangana High Court
Arbitration Clause Contained In A Tax Invoice Is Binding: Delhi High Court
Even If The Principal Agreement Is Non-Existent, The Arbitration Clause Would Still Apply: Delhi High Court
Counter-Claim Cannot Be Rejected Merely Because The Claims Thereunder Were Not Notified At The Pre-Arbitral Stage: Supreme Court
The Arbitration Clause Contained In A Manual Issued By The Government As A Generic Guideline Is Not Binding: Andhra Pradesh High Court
Place Designated As The "Venue" Of Arbitration In Its Entirety, Is The "Seat" Of Arbitration: Bombay High Court
A Party Is Not Entitled To Invoke The Arbitration Clause After Signing The Discharge Voucher Without Any Protest Or Demur: Gujarat High Court
Justifiable Doubts Regarding The Independence Of Empanelled Arbitrators Would Always Exist: Meghalaya High Court
Mere Pendency Of A Civil Suit Is Not An Absolute Bar To A Petition Under Section 11 Of The A&C Act: Bombay High Court
Order Terminating The Arbitration Not Challenged; Can't File Section 8 Application Later: Karnataka High Court
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