Supreme Court of India
Michael Golodetz and Others v. Serajuddin & Company
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Arbitration-Contract to supply goods between an Indian Firm and a Foreign Firm-Arbitration clause to refer disputes to a foreign Tribunal-The foreign Firm refers the dispu.te to a foreign Tribunal-The Indian Firm files a suit in the High Court-Cancellati·m of the Contract-Injunction to restrain the other party from proceeding with arbitration-Petition in the High Court to stay suit-power of court to entertain the Suit Exercist of discretion-Arbitration Act, 1940 (X of 1940) s. 34. The appellants are a firm carrying on business in the United States of America. The respondents are an Indian
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