Notice of Revocation of an Agreement to Arbitrate (India)
This document is a formal notice used to cancel or annul a previously established agreement to arbitrate a dispute. It explicitly revokes the authority of specifically named arbitrators to decide on matters of difference between parties.
Notice of Revocation of Agreement to Arbitrate
To
……………..
……………..
……………
Please take notice that I, the undersigned, have this…….day of…….revoked, annulled and cancelled the appointment of an authority to arbitrate of Shri…………..and Shri…………..hereto before appointed arbitrators to decide the matters in difference between us pursuant to an agreement dated…………….
Dated……………….
(Sd.)………………
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About this template
What is this template?
This document is a formal legal notice served by one party to another to cancel a prior commitment to resolve disputes through arbitration. It is not an application to a court to stay proceedings or a challenge to an arbitrator’s appointment. It specifically asserts that future disputes shall be handled by civil courts instead of an arbitral tribunal.
When should you use it?
Use this notice when you have a legal basis to withdraw consent from an arbitration agreement and wish to proceed with litigation. Use an Application to Set Aside an Award instead if an arbitration has already concluded with a final decision.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Body Paragraph 1 | Notice of Revocation | Explicitly communicates the sender's intent to revoke and cancel the agreement to arbitrate previously entered into with the Recipient. |
| Body Paragraph 2 | Basis of Revocation | Identifies the specific date and nature of the arbitration agreement being terminated by the notifying party. |
| Body Paragraph 3 | Jurisdiction of Civil Courts | States that following revocation, any disputes will be referred to the competent civil court having jurisdiction over the matter. |
Who it's for
- a party in India seeking to unilaterally revoke an arbitration clause
- a person notifying a counterparty that they no longer consent to private arbitration
- legal practitioners drafting a formal withdrawal from a dispute resolution agreement
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