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Arbitration Law: Supreme Court Removes Another Thorn
The Supreme Court clarifies whether allegations of fraud can be decided by arbitration.
19 Jan 2021, 08:23 PM IST ![NDTV Profit](/icons/feather-without-circle.svg)
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Just because a commercial contract is unstamped doesn’t mean that the arbitration clause in it will become invalid, a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India has held.It is a significant decision that will be welcomed by arbitration practitioners as well as various segments of the business community, particularly financial institutions, who have found themselves unable to even get an arbitrator appointed in cases where the ma...
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