The Calcutta High Court held that an unsigned copy of an arbitral award cannot be enforced and ruled that an MSME officer's certificate cannot substitute a signed copy under Section 31(5) of the Arbitration Act.
Read Full ArticleDelhi High Court referred Papa CJ's share dispute to arbitration, leaving Beanly's non-signatory objection to the tribunal; Patiala House Court sought Papa CJ's reply on directors' BNSS plea.
Kerala High Court held a private arbitration agreement need not be certified by a public authority; party or counsel attestation is sufficient under the 1996 Scheme.
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