Supreme Court of India
Anil Kumar v. B.S. Neelkanta & Ors.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: c ss. 2 (1 )(f) and 11 (5) and (6) - International commercial arbitration - Appointment of arbitrator - HELD: In order to set into motion the arbitral procedure, the Chief Justice or his designate has to examine and record his satisfaction (i) regarding territorial jurisdiction, (ii) that an arbitration 0 agreement exists between the parties and (iii) that in respect of the agreement a live issue, to be decided between the parties, still exists - On being so satisfied, he may allow the application and appoint an arbitral tribunal or a sole arbitrator,
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