Supreme Court of India
Delhi Transport Corporation Ltd. v. Rose Advertising
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Arbitration Act, 1940/Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996- Applicability of-One of the parties filing application for enforcement of award under 1996 Act-Other party taking plea that proceedings commenced under 1940 Act, thus 1940 Act would continue to govern the proceedings-Single Judge of High Court holding 1940 Act applicable-However, Division Bench holding 1996 Act applicable-Correc111ess of-Held: Parties agreeing to be governed by law as in force at the relevant time and Section 85(2) recognizing such agreement-Conduct of arbitration proceedings and participation of parties showing
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