Supreme Court on Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

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Table of Contents
PREAMBLE
Synopsis
1. Scope of
2. Arbitral autonomy-Its basis and effect.
3. Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996-Reflects the principles of modern arbitration.
SECTION 1
Synopsis
1. Applicability of Act-Contract with Foreign Company. l
2. Arbitration agreement stipulating applicability of Central Act
3. Arbitration proceedings-Request for appointment of arbitrator made prior to 1996 Act.
SECTION 2
Synopsis
1. Applicability of Act-Seat of arbitration.
2. Applicability of Part-I.
3. Arbitration agreement-Contract related to National Highway Contract
4. Arbitration agreement-Reference to Arbitrator
5. Arbitration clause in Govt. contract or contracts of its instrumentalities.
6. Dispute relating to right to Practice--Arbitration matters and International Commercial Arbitration
7. Emergency Arbitral award.
8. International arbitration.
9. International commercial agreement
10. International commercial arbitration-40% equity shares of subsidiary allotted.
11. International Commercial Arbitration-Applicability of
12. Jurisdiction of Court-Interpretation of arbitration clause
13. Jurisdiction of High Court to appoint sole Arbitrator
14. Law applicable to arbitration proceedings(vii)
15. Meaning of "party" and "party making the application
16. Overriding effect of MSMED Act, 2006
17.Seat of arbitration-Jurisdiction of arbitration proceedings.
18.Seat of arbitration-"Neutral venue" can be chosen by the parties to arbitration.
19.What constitutes arbitration agreement.
SECTION 3
Comment
Receipt of written communication-Copy of award sent to party.
SECTION 4
Comment
Appointment of arbitrator by High Court.
SECTION 5
Synopsis
1.Arbitral proceedings-Validity of.
2.Extent of judicial intervention in arbitral process.
3.Judicial Intervention.
SECTION 7
Synopsis
1.Agreement is not arbitration agreement-Parties to agreement.
2.Appointment of sole Arbitrator.
3.Arbitral proceedings are adjucatory in nature-Applica- bility of "other laws".
4.Arbitration agreement.
5.Arbitration agreement between parties as per FAI terms.
6.Arbitration agreement between parties-Expression "arbitration result".
7.Arbitration agreement-Expiry of extended period of charter party.
8.Arbitration clause-Incorporation by reference to Bill of Lading.
9.Arbitration agreement Incorporation of arbitration clause.
10.Arbitration clause-When can be invoked.
11.Arbitrator cannot decide "expected dispute"-Power of.
12.Enforcement of Foreign award.
13.Existence of arbitration agreement.
14.Loan agreement-Reference to arbitration.
15.Party to arbitration agreement.
16.Plea of fraud in execution of entire arbitration agreement.
17.Possibility of bias in appointment of arbitrator.
18.Reference to arbitration based on oral consent given by counsel without written memo of instructions.

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