Section 11: Appointment of an Arbitrator by the Court
An arbitration agreement is only effective when it leads to a properly constituted arbitral tribunal

An arbitration agreement is only effective when it leads to a properly constituted arbitral tribunal
Arbitration can take time, and during that period, assets may be dissipated, goods disposed of, bank
An arbitral award that cannot be enforced is a document, not a remedy. The Arbitration and Conciliat
Parties choose arbitration for finality. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 gives effect to
The time limit to challenge an arbitral award under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation A
An arbitral award is not a court decree, and the challenge to an arbitral award in India is governed
An appeal filed after the limitation period is not automatically barred, but it cannot be admitted a
A first appeal under Section 96 of CPC is the principal appellate remedy in civil litigation. It all
Three remedies are commonly available against an adverse civil decision: appeal, review, and revisio

