Supreme Court of India
Shinhan Bank v. Carol Info Services Limited
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: ss.7, 8 – Arbitration agreement – Leave and License agreement as also amenties agreement between the petitioner and the respondent – Disputes between the parties – Invocation of Arbitration clause by the petitioner by Proposing appointment of a sole arbitrator for settlement of disputes – However, denial of existence of an arbitration agreement by the respondent – Case of the respondent that the Amenities agreement contained an arbitration agreement, and not the Leave and Licence agreement; and that the petitioner should move an application u/s. 8 for…
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