Supreme Court of India
M/s. Shakti Bhog Foods Limited v. Kola Shipping Limited
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Judgment, page 20
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - ss. 45 and 7 - Export of sorghum to State of Niger by appellant - Negotia- c tions for export order-Appellant agreeing to load and respon- dent agreeing to carry 13, 500 tons cargo from Kakinada to port of Cotonou - However, only 1100 MT cargo loaded as appellant could not get export order from Niger - Offer of de- murrage by appellant - Dispute between parties over quan- tum of demurrage - Several litigations before Indian Courts - Application uls. 45 by respondent to refer the dispute between parties to arbitration in London under provisions of
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