Supreme Court of India
Uttar Pradesh Co-operative Federation Ltd. v. M/s Sunder Brothers of Delhi
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Indian Arbitration Act, s. 34-Arbitration agreement-Parties how far bound to have dispute decided by agreed arbitrator-One of the parties filing suit-Court's discretion to stay such suit-Ap pellate Court's power to interfere with trial court's discretion under s. 34. The appellant society carried on business as public carriers on the Kanpur-Delhi route. By an agreement in 1954 they appointed the respondents as their Managing Agents for a period of 3 years. But much before the expiry of that period they terminated the agree ment. Disputes arising between the parties were under the agree
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