Supreme Court of India
Larsen and Toubro Ltd. v. Fertilizer and Chemicals Travancore Ltd.
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Arbitration-Contract entered between Appellant and Respondent-Contained two different set of conditions viz. 'Standard Conditions 'and 'Special Conditions '--Dispute between Appellant and Respondent-Arbitration proceedings sought to be initiated Disagreement between parties over the governing provisions-Held: Arbitration proceedings to be governed by the 'Standard Conditions' and not 'Special Conditions' as contended by Appellant- 'Special Conditions' themselves showed that the 'Standard Conditions' contained provisions for arbitration. Appellant and Respondent had entered into a contract
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