Delhi HC: Ending Arbitration for Default Isn’t an Award
The Delhi High Court ruled that termination of arbitration due to a party’s default does not amount to an arbitral award, clarifying key procedural principles.
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The Delhi High Court ruled that termination of arbitration due to a party’s default does not amount to an arbitral award, clarifying key procedural principles.
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