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Form of Agreement for Reference to Two Arbitrators (India).docx
This template is a formal agreement used to refer disputes arising from a partnership business to two arbitrators for resolution. It outlines the process for settling accounts, determining liabilities, and establishing the dissolution of the partnership when internal disagreements have made continued operations impossible.
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Form of Agreement for Reference to Three Arbitrators (India).docx
This is a legal template for a partnership dispute resolution agreement used to refer conflicts between business partners to a panel of three arbitrators. It outlines the scope of the arbitrators' authority, including the valuation of assets, settlement of liabilities, and the binding nature of the final award under Indian law.
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Endorsed Memorandum Correcting a Slip in an Arbitral Award (India).docx
This template is used by an arbitrator to correct a clerical error, accidental slip, or omission in an arbitral award that has already been executed. It allows the arbitrator to formally amend specific clauses so the award accurately reflects their original intention.
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Award Made on a Reference by the Court (India).docx
This document is a formal template for an arbitrator to issue a decision, or award, in a dispute that has been referred to them by a court. It provides the necessary structure to identify the court order, the parties involved, and the specific findings or resolutions reached during the arbitration process.
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Award by a Presiding Arbitrator (India).docx
This template is a formal arbitration award issued by a presiding arbitrator or umpire to resolve disputes between parties. It outlines the background of the arbitration, the appointment of the umpire, the evidence considered, and the final binding decision, including monetary compensation and costs.
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Award by an Arbitral Tribunal (India).docx
This template provides a structured format for a presiding arbitrator to issue a final decision (award) following an arbitration process. It outlines findings regarding construction delays, defects, and financial compensation between a contractor and a property owner.
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Arbitration Agreement Between Three Partners (India).docx
This template is a formal arbitration agreement designed for three business partners who have encountered disputes regarding their partnership's management and potential dissolution. It outlines the process for referring these conflicts to a panel of three arbitrators who will decide on matters such as the validity of a dissolution notice, the division of assets, and the settlement of firm liabilities.
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Arbitration Agreement Among Members of a HUF (India).docx
This template is a formal agreement among members of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) to resolve disputes regarding the division of joint family assets and business interests through arbitration. It empowers appointed arbitrators to value assets, determine shares, and make binding decisions on the partition of property, including provisions for unmarried family members.
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Arbitral Award Remitting a Former Award to the Sole Arbitrator for Reconsideration (India).docx
This template is used by a sole arbitrator to issue a new award after a High Court has remitted a previous award back to them for reconsideration. It allows the arbitrator to specify necessary amendments while confirming the remaining parts of the original decision.
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Arbitral Award on Validity of a Covenant in Restraint of Trade (India).docx
This template provides a formal arbitral award concerning a dispute over a covenant in restraint of trade under Indian law. It outlines the arbitrator's decision on whether a non-compete clause is reasonable and valid, including directions for the breaching party to cease operations and pay assessed damages.