Supreme Court of India
C.M.C. Ltd. v. Unit Trust of India & Ors.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996-Section 11 (6)-Appointment of arbitrator-Application under-Case of other party to the dispute that appointment to be as per the Rules of Indian Council of Arbitration- Designated Judge interpreting the arbitration agreement and holding that parties retained the right to nominate respective arbitrators and no obligation to choose arbitrators as per the Rules-Correctness of-Held: There is no infirmity in the order since the power to appoint an arbitrator not ceded to the Council-On appointment of arbitrator and constitution of Arbitral Tribunals, the
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