Law · Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, the power of a court to refer parties to arbitration under Section 8, or while dealing with appointments under Section 11, inherently includes and implies:
- 1The power and jurisdiction to call for another arbitrator without any petition
- 2The power and jurisdiction to facilitate or appoint the arbitrator as per the statutory scheme✓
- 3The power and jurisdiction to review the award at the time of reference
- 4The power and jurisdiction to advise the parties on merits
Correct answer
The power and jurisdiction to facilitate or appoint the arbitrator as per the statutory scheme
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