Supreme Court of India
M/s Comed Chemicals Ltd. v. C.N. Ramchand
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The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: s.2(1)(f) and 11 (6) and (9) - 'International commercial arbitration - British National appointed as Director (Technic;al) of an Indian subsidiary company formed under the Memo of Understanding - Dispute with regard to functioning of Director (Technical) - Application for appointment of arbitrator- Opposed on the ground that Director (Technical) 0 being an employee and providing technical know-how and expertise for payment of fees, matter was not covered under ·the term 'commercial' so as to _attract provisions of the Act - HELD: The relevant clause
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