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Supreme Court Explains Whether Arbitration Clause Can be Invoked After Parties Compromise - (01 Aug 2019)

ARBITRATION

Supreme Court has ruled that when the parties to a contract containing arbitration clause have settled their differences and have arrived at a compromise then the arbitration clause in the previous agreement cannot be invoked in the dispute subsequently arising between the parties after such compromise.

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