Litigation · 03 May 2024

Can disputes be referred to arbitration without an arbitration clause?

Where several contracts come out of a single project, the Delhi High Court found that correspondence between the parties can establish an agreement to arbitrate, even where not every contract carries the clause.

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Where several contracts come out of a single project, the Delhi High Court found that correspondence between the parties can establish an agreement to arbitrate, even where not every contract carries the clause.

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