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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 12(5) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act"
Appointment Of Arbitrator In Violation Of S. 12(5) Of A&C Act Is Void, Waiver Of This Provision Requires Explicit Written Agreement: Kerala High Court
Person Interested In Outcome Of Dispute Can't Appoint Arbitrator: Kerala High Court Nullifies Appointment Made By Kerala Government For Its Wholly Owned Undertaking
An Award Issued By Unilaterally Appointed Arbitrator Can Be Contested For Invalidity Of Appointment, Even By The Appointing Party: Delhi High Court
Appointment Of Arbitrators From A Narrow Panel Of 4 Arbitrators Is Violative Of Section 12(5) Of The A&C Act: Bombay High Court
Waiver Under Section 12(5) A&C Not Inferred From Conduct Of Party, Even If It Participates In Arbitration: Delhi High Court Sets Aside Arbitral Award
Ineligibility Of Arbitrator As Per S.12(5) Arbitration Act Can't Make Arbitration Clause Itself Invalid: Allahabad High Court:
Provisions Regarding Appointment And Disqualification Of Arbitrator Are Mandatory, Will Apply To Retired Judges As Well: Madras High Court
Section 12(5) Of The A&C Act Would Not Apply To An Arbitration That Commenced Before The 2015 Amendment: Calcutta High Court
Request For Appointment Of Arbitrator, Is Not A Waiver Of Right To Disqualify Under S. 12 (5) Of The Act: Delhi High Court
Waiver Under Section 12(5) Of A&C Act Has To Be By An Express Agreement In Writing: Delhi High Court