Supreme Court of India
Omnia Technologies P. Ltd. v. W.M.A. Van Loosbroek
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ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996: ss. 11 (6) and (9) - Petition for appointment of arbitrator- c HELD: In view of consent of respondent, all disputes including existence of arbitrable disputes, referred to the sole arbitrator, nominated. An agreement was entered into between the parties on 14.1.2008 whereby the petitioner, an Indian company, appointed the respondent, a Dutch citizen, as its marketing representative to promote sale of its products in European market. The agreement was terminated by the parties in terms of another agreement dated 29.2.2008. The Indian company filed the
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