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S. No. Tittle of The Case Relevant para Citation: ARB.P. 637/2021
S. No. Tittle of The Case Relevant para Citation: ARB.P. 637/2021
Arbitration
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Sections 8 & 11 of the Arbitration Act is identical but extremely limited and restricted and it
is only the arbitral tribunal, who is the preferred first authority to determine and decide all
questions of non-arbitrability.
ARB.P. 637/2021
Tarun Aggarwal Projects 19, 21, 22 While considering the petition
LLP & Anr v. M/S Emaar [Access here] under the provisions of Section
Mgf Land Ltd. 11(5) & (6) of the Arbitration and
Conciliation Act, 1996, the court
High Court of Delhi held that conjoint reading of
Clauses-36 & 37 of the Parties’
Decided : 24.12.2021 agreement makes it clear that a
party does have a right to seek
enforcement of agreement before
the Court of law but it does not bar
settlement of disputes through
1. Arbitration and Conciliation Act,
1996.
3. Petition for appointment of arbitrator under Section 11 is not maintainable, unless the
request for appointment of arbitrator has been made to the ICC Secretariat under ICC Rules.
BTL EPC Limited vs Steel 14 A.P. No. 394 of Where the arbitration clause
Authority Of India Limited 2021 provided that the arbitration will be
governed by the Rules of
High Court of Calcutta Arbitration of International
Chamber of Commerce (ICC),
Decided : 24.12.2021 [Access here] Paris, the court held that the
applicant has to apply to the
Secretariat of the ICC, as
mentioned in the Arbitration Rules
of the ICC, and it cannot approach
the domestic Court for appointment
of an arbitrator. The entire
procedure of appointment of the
arbitrator has to be in accordance
with the Arbitration Rules of the
ICC, which requires that first a
request has to be made to the
Secretariat of the ICC.
Arbitrator is a creature of the contract and it has no power to award interest contrary to the
terms of the agreement/contract between the parties.
7. Section 18(3) of the MSMED Act creates a legal fiction, whereby the provisions of the A&C
Act are made applicable to arbitration pursuant to the reference under Section 18(3) of the
MSMED Act
O.M.P.
Indian Highways 38, 39, 44 Section 18(3) of the MSMED Act
(COMM)
Management Company Ltd provides that where the disputes are
376/2021 & IA
vs Sowil Limited referred to arbitration, the
Nos.
provisions of A&C Act would
High Court of Delhi 17159/2021,
apply to such disputes as if the
17160/ 2021
arbitration was in pursuance to an
Decided : 21.12.2021 arbitration agreement referred to in
[Access here]
Section 7(1) of the A&C Act.
However, in case of repugnancy
between the provisions of the A&C
Act and the MSMED Act, the
provisions of the MSMED would
prevail.
The court refused to interfere with
award of Arbitral Tribunal that
SOWiL is liable to pay interest
under Section 16 of the MSMED
Act and, thus, the impugned award
does conform to lex fori.