Supreme Court of India
Weatherford Oil Tool Middle East Limited v. Baker Hughes Singapore Pte
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: s.11(6) rea d with s.11(12) – Appointment of arbitrator – Arbitration agreement in unstamped Contract – In the instant case, petitioner and resp ondent entered into three agreements – Respondent issued l etters to the petitioner terminating the three agreements – Pursu ant to this, petitioner asked respondent to pay certain amount w hich was refused by respondent – Thereafter, petitioner issued notic es invoking arbitration clauses containing in three agreements – In reply, respondent raised a contention that stamp duty was not paid on agreements –
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