Friday, April 5, 2019

It would be case of international commercial arbitration even if Indian party habitually resides outside India

CL: In terms of section 2(1)(f), even if one of parties is habitually resident in a country other than India but a national of India, provisions of section 2(1)(f) would still be applicable, and it would be a case of international commercial arbitration

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