Vidya Drolia v. Durga Trading Corpn. 3 , Interplay between Arbitration
Agreements under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 & the Indian
Stamp ... either to
the SPA or the arbitration agreement contained therein. Therefore, on the
date of the invocation no arbitration agreement existed between PNBHFL
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Agreement to arbitration. Consequently, there is no impediment to refer the
said parties to arbitration.
17. Respondent ... bound (and benefited) by an arbitration agreement ... include both
purely consensual theories (e.g., agency, assumption, assignment)
and non-consensual theories (e.g. estoppel, alter
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Agreement to arbitration. Consequently, there is no impediment to refer the
said parties to arbitration.
17. Respondent ... bound (and benefited) by an arbitration agreement ... include both
purely consensual theories (e.g., agency, assumption, assignment)
and non-consensual theories (e.g. estoppel, alter
Plot Buyers
Agreement to arbitration. Consequently, there is no impediment to refer the
said parties to arbitration.
17. Respondent ... bound (and benefited) by an arbitration agreement ... include both
purely consensual theories (e.g., agency, assumption, assignment)
and non-consensual theories (e.g. estoppel, alter
Plot Buyers
Agreement to arbitration. Consequently, there is no impediment to refer the
said parties to arbitration.
17. Respondent ... bound (and benefited) by an arbitration agreement ... include both
purely consensual theories (e.g., agency, assumption, assignment)
and non-consensual theories (e.g. estoppel, alter
signatory to an
arbitration agreement:
103.1. The first theory is that of implied consent, third-party beneficiaries,
guarantors, assignment and other transfer mechanisms of contractual ... have already discussed that under the group of companies
doctrine, an arbitration agreement entered into by a company within a
group of companies can bind
signatory to an
arbitration agreement:
103.1. The first theory is that of implied consent, third-party beneficiaries,
guarantors, assignment and other transfer mechanisms of contractual ... have already discussed that under the group of companies
doctrine, an arbitration agreement entered into by a company within a
group of companies can bind
signatory to an
arbitration agreement:
103.1. The first theory is that of implied consent, third-party beneficiaries,
guarantors, assignment and other transfer mechanisms of contractual ... have already discussed that under the group of companies
doctrine, an arbitration agreement entered into by a company within a
group of companies can bind
respondent no.2 in the proposed arbitration since the respondent no.2 is not a
party to the arbitration agreement.
8. The above contention ... submit
a present or future dispute to arbitration does not exclude the possibility
of an arbitration agreement binding a third party. A non-signatory
agency, novation,
assignment, operation of law, merger and succession and third-party
beneficiaries can be applied to bind non-signatories to an arbitration
agreement. Further ... bound (and benefited) by an arbitration agreement ... include both purely
consensual theories (e.g., agency, assumption, assignment) and non-
consensual theories (e.g. estoppel, alter
