Section 21 Notice Only Fixes Limitation, Not Arbitral Jurisdiction: SC
CA Vijayakumar Shetty
07 Jan 2026
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Case Name : Bhagheeratha Engineering Ltd. Vs State of Kerala (Supreme Court of India)
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Bhagheeratha Engineering Ltd. Vs State of Kerala (Supreme Court of India)
Non-Issuance of Section 21 Notice Not Fatal: Arbitration Tribunal Can Decide All Disputes Covered by a Widely Worded Arbitration Clause
The Supreme Court held that failure by one party to issue a notice under Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 does not invalidate arbitral proceedings, nor does it restrict the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal, where
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