Supreme Court of India
Harendra H. Mehta and Ors. v. Mukesh H. Mehta and Ors.
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Foreign Awards (Regulation and Enforcement) Act. 1961-Section 2(b), 7-Enforcement of foreign award-Conditions for-Parties, brothers having business both in India and in United States of America-Disputes of commercial nature-Arbitration proceedings held in United States of America-Whether it could be held as an award under the Foreign Awards Act-Held, Yes. The appellant's and respondents, two brothers families appointed their elder brother as an arbitrator to divide their vast businesses and properties both in the United States of America and India. The arbitrator gave his award in New York
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