Supreme Court of India
Etoile Creations v. Sarl Danset Deco
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: s.11 (5) rlw s. 11 (9) - Petition for appointment of sole arbitrator - In the instant case, it is · evident from the petition that the disputes arose between the parties and in view of arbitration agreement, disputes could be resolved only by way of arbitration - Thus, petition is allowed - Former Judge of Delhi High Court appointed as a sole arbitrator for adjudication of disputes. Allowing the petition, the Court HELD: L As is evident from the averments in the petition, disputes have actually arisen between the parties in relation to the agreement and
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