Supreme Court of India
Delta Mechcons (india) Ltd. v. M/s Marubeni Corporation
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: s. I I-Appointment of Chairman of arbitral tribunal-Arbitration agreement providing for appointment of one arbitrator by each party and Chairman of arbitral tribunal to be nominated by the two arbitrators Presiding arbitrator not to be of the nationality of contracting parties-Two arbitrators so appointed, failed to nominate presiding arbitrator-As per agreement when the International Chamber of Commerce was approached, it declined to appoint Chairman of arbitration tribunal-Application u/s 11 filed before Chief Justice of India for appointment of
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