Supreme Court of India

P.A. Ahammed Ibrahim v. The Food Corporation of India

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Bench D.P. Wadhwa and M.B. Shah JJ.
Decided 17 August 1999

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Arbitration Act, I 940-Section 20-Appointment of arbitrator by court-Scope and jurisdiction of-Appellant entered into an agreement with respondent having an arbitration clause-Held, sub-sections (2) and(/) of Section 20 mandate the court to pass an order either referring .the matter to arbitration or to reject the same and there was no jurisdiction to pass a decree in favour of the applicants-Thus application under Section 20 is not a suit-Before applying provisions of Order VI Rule I 7, there must be institution of the suit-Any application filed under provisions of different statutes cannot…

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