Supreme Court of India
Jayesh H. Pandya & Anr. v. Subhtex India Ltd. & Ors.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996: ss. 14 and 15 – Failure or impossibility to act – Arbitration agreement – I n terms of the conditions, arbitrator to make award within four mon ths from the date of service of copy of the agreement, however this period could be extended with the consent of the parties – Arbitra tor unable to complete the arbitral proceedings within four months from th e date of the first preliminary meeting in terms of the arbit ration agreement and appellants refused to provide consent to extens ion of time – Issuance of direction by the tribunal to respondent No 1 to
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