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Food Corporation of India v. Indian Council of Arbitration and Ors. Etc.etc.
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Indian Arbitration Act, 1996; Ss. 11 and 161/ndian Council of Arbitration Rules; Rules 4(6), 5, 9, JO, 13 to 22 and 37: Agreement between the parties with an arbitration clause-Arbitration clause vis-a-vis !CA. Rules-Conflict between-ICA insisting for fresh arbitration clause Reference by the appellant-Answered in negative by the High Court directing appellant lo follow !CA Rules-Held: Any objections as to the existence/ enforceability/legality/validity of the arbitral clause in the agreement could only be adjudicated by the Tribunal after its constitution and on making a reference to ii and…
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