Supreme Court of India
Sanshin Chemicals Industry v. Orientals Carbons and Chemicals Ltd. and Ors.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, I 996-Sections 20 & 34-Decision on the question of venue of arbitration-As agreed upon by parties under arbitration clause-Whether appealable-Held, no, since the decision is neither an award not an-Interim award deciding legal rights of the parties under the contract. Appellant and respondent No. 1 entered into an agreement. Under Clause 8.4 of the agreement it was agreed upon that if the parties were not able to designate a place of arbitration or were unable to agree thereon within 30 days after the demand of arbitration was made, the same was to be
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