Supreme Court of India
M/s. Bhandari Udyog Limited v. Industrial Facilitation Council and Anr.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: ss. 34, 42 - Jurisdiction - Respondent No. 2 running a cotton spinning mill in Latur, Maharashtra purchased cotton from the appellant company running business at Raichur in the State of Karnataka - Dispute between parties - Application before Karnataka High Court u/s.11 - Appointment of arbitrator - Arbitration award - Respondent no.2 challenged the award by filing application u/s.34 of the Act before the District Court at Latur, Maharashtra - Appellant opposed application on the ground that District Court at Latur lacked jurisdiction - District Judge,
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