Supreme Court of India
Hythro Power Corporation Ltd. v. Delhi Transco Ltd.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996-Sections 11 and 16-Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226-Nominee or designate of Chief Justice-Dispute regarding validity and existence of arbitration agreement and its reference to arbitrator-Jurisdiction to adjudicate-Held: Designate of the Chief Justice acting under Section /I merely exercises administrative function thus, has no jurisdiction to adjudicate upon such dispute and also the High Court exercising power under Article 226 has no jurisdiction-Only arbitral Tribunal is conferred with jurisdiction to decide such dispute as provided under…
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