Supreme Court of India
Khivraj Motors v. The Guanellian Society
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - s. 11 - Application under, for appointment of arbitrator - Joint Development Agreement (JOA) in respect of /and/property in question between appellant (as developer) and President of respondent Society (as owner of the property) - Power of Attorney executed by the President of the Society in favour of the appellant - Resolution by respondent Society that President was not authorized to deal with property, thus, JDA and Power of Attorney were null and void - Application filed by respondent Society uls. 11 for appointment of arbitrator to resolve the
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