Supreme Court of India
Ludhiana Improvement Trust & Another v. M/s. Today Homes and Infrastructure (pvt.) Limited
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - s. 11 (6) -Appli- cation for reference of dispute to arbitrator - Chief Justice of c High Court relying on judgment passed by Supreme Court, in view of s. 16 of the Act referring the issue to arbitrator - On appeal, held: The decision whereupon High Court placed re- liance, since was subsequently overruled by another decision of Supreme Court, matter to be decided in keeping with sub- sequent judgment - Hence matter remitted to High Court. )( In an application u/s. 11 (6) of Arbitration an Concilia- tion Act, 1996, Chief Justice of High Court, relying
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