Supreme Court of India
Alva Aluminium Ltd. Bangkok v. Gabriel India Limited
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ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996: ss 11 (9), (5) and 16 - Appointment of arbitrator - Issue c as regards existence of arbitration agreement in the contract between the parties - Held: Once existence of arbitration agreement itself is questioned, the same will have to be decided by the Chief Justice or his designate, as the case may be - The power available to arbitral tribunal uls 16 does not imply that the issue can be or ought to be left to be determined by it, even if in the application u/s 11, there is a dispute between the parties as regards existence of arbitration agreement
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