Section 18(3) MSMED Act – Reference can only be made to “Arbitral Institution”
The respondent no.2 made reference to the HP MS Enterprise Facilitation Council for Rs.2,60,65,515/-. After failure of conciliation, the Council
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Read MoreJudgment dated 25.5.2026 of the Commercial Court-01, Patiala House Court House, New Delhi in OMP (COMM) No.132 of 2024 of
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