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Ameet Lalchand Shah and Others v. Rishabh Enterprises and Another

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Bench Ranjan Gogoi and R. Banumathi JJ.
Decided 3 May 2018

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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 – ss.8 and 45 – First Respondent entered into four agreements in regard to commission of a Photovoltaic Solar Plant – Two agreements dated 01.02.2012 were with M/s. ‘JI’; one agreement dated 05.03.2012 with appellant no.2 and another agreement dated 14.03.2012 with appellant no.3 – All the agreements contained arbitration clause except agreement dated 05.03.2012 – Dispute arose between the parties – First respondent alleged that appellant no.3 defaulted in payment of rent and appellant no.2 committed fraud by inducing first respondent to purchase the…

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