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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 8 Arbitration Act"
S. 8 Application Filed Along With The Written Statement In Suit; Can’t Be Presumed That Party Waived Its Right To Refer Dispute For Arbitration: Calcutta High Court Reiterates
Non-Signatory Defendants Cannot Be Exposed To Arbitration Under Section 8 Of The A&C Act: Karnataka High Court
Arbitration: Supreme Court Upholds Rejection Of S. 8 Application Since Cause Of Action Went Beyond Transaction Containing Arbitration Agreement
Appeal Against Dismissal Of S. 8 Application Filed Before Commencement Of 2015 Arbitration Amendment Act, Not Maintainable: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Implicitly Admitted Liability Does Not Prevent Reference Of Dispute To Arbitration If Arbitration Agreement Exists: Bombay High Court
Non-Filing Of Application U/S 8 Arbitration Act Before Civil Court Does Not Debar Party From Seeking Appointment Of Arbitrator: J&K&L High Court
How Indian Courts Have Dealt With Resistance To Invocation Of Arbitration
Arbitration : Supreme Court Suggests Amendments To Sections 11(7), 37 To Bring Section 8 & 11 At Par On Appealability
Expression 'Existence Of Arbitration Agreement' In Section 11 Of Arbitration Act Includes Aspect Of Validity Of Agreement : Supreme Court
Arbitration Clause Cannot Be Defeated By Adding A Cause Of Action Which Is Beyond Its Scope : Bombay HC [Read Judgment]