Supreme Court of India
Anil S/o Jagannath Rana and Others v. Rajendra S/o Radhakishan Rana and Others
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: s.11(6)- Once the judicial authority takes a decision not to refer the parties to arbitration, and the said decision becomes final, thereafter s. 11 (6) route before the Chief Justice is not available to either party - Res judicata. Allowing the appeal, the Court HELD: 1. In the instant case, the order passed by the civil court that it was well within its jurisdiction to try the suit, despite the objection regarding the existence of a clause for arbitration, became final. Thereafter, Section 11 (6) jurisdiction of the Chief Justice cannot be invoked .
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