Supreme Court of India
Banwari Lal Kotiya v. P.C. Aggarwal
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We are of the opinion that this is not the kind of s,iecific reference on a point of law that the law of arbitra tion requires.
Judgment, page 15
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Arbitration Act, 1940, sections 2(a) and (e) and 20, scope of-Need for fresh assent of both the parties for the actual reference when arises-Actual reference when becomes consensual and not unilateral, explained-Interpretation of Bye.laws 247 of the Delhi Stock Exchange. The appellant is a share broker and a member of the ~lhi Stock Exchange-an exchange recognised by the Central Government under the Securities Contracst Regulations) Act, 1956. The respondent, a non member. had dealings in shares and securities with the appellant as principal to principal between 14th July to 27th September,
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