Supreme Court of India
A.V.M. Sales Corporation v. M/s. Anuradha Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.
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Contract Act, 1872: c ss. 23 and 28 - Two courts having jurisdiction to try a suit - Parties to an agreement mutually agreeing to exclude the jurisdiction of one court in preference to the other - Permissibility of, and if the same is violative of the provisions of ss. 23 and 28 - On facts, contract for supply of goods 0 between the parties and agreement to the effect that dispute between the parties would be subject to jurisdiction at place ' ' - Suit for recovery filed by petitioner at place ' ' - On receiving summons, respondent filed a separate suit at place 'V' - Recovery suit by
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