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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2021

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Can The Court Order Interim Relief In An Arbitration? The SC Clarifies

In an appeal from a Gujarat High Court decision, a Supreme Court Division Bench comprising of J. Indira Banerjee and J. J.K. Maheshwari on the 14th of September 2021 held that subsequent to the constitution of an Arbitral Tribunal, ...

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Introduction

In an appeal from a Gujarat High Court decision, a Supreme Court Division Bench comprising of J. Indira Banerjee and J. J.K. Maheshwari on the 14th of September 2021 held that subsequent to the constitution of an Arbitral Tribunal, Court would not consider and/or apply its judicial mind to any application for interim reliefs under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ("Act") unless and until it is established that the remedy from an application to the Tribunal is inefficacious.

The bench however qualified this conclusion by further stating, this bar on the jurisdiction of the Court ceases to operate when the application when filed before the Court has been entertained and the bench has applied its mind to the application.

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