Supreme Court of India
M/s Aurohill Global Commodities Ltd. v. M/s M.s.t.c.ltd.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, I 996: Applicability of the Act-To international commercial arbitration- Held: The Act is applicable to internatiOnal commercial arbitration held outside India, unless any or all the provisions of the Act have been excluded by an agreement between the parties expressly or by implication. s. I I (9) rlw s. I I (5)-Appointment of arbitrator-International commercial transaction-One of the contesting Companies purchasing goods on behalf of a third Company from the other contesting Company-Issuance of Draft Purchase Order by the purchasing Company-Arbitration
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