CS Professional · Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation · Arbitration under Investors' Grievances Redressal Mechanism of Stock Exchanges
In a suit by Harsh Traders against Nilgiri Equities, Nilgiri applies under section 8 to refer the dispute to arbitration but only has a photocopy of the agreement; the original is held by Harsh Traders. What must Nilgiri do for the application to be entertained?
Nilgiri should file the application with a copy of the arbitration agreement along with a petition praying the court to call upon Harsh Traders to produce the original or a certified copy. This is the proviso to section 8(2) where the other party retains the original.
- AFile the application with the photocopy alone; no further step is needed
- BWait until Harsh Traders voluntarily files the original
- CFile the application with a copy of the agreement and a petition asking the court to call upon Harsh Traders to produce the original or certified copyCorrect
- DWithdraw the application, since section 8 cannot be used without the original in the applicant's hands
Explanation
Section 8(2) requires the original or a certified copy, but its proviso allows a party who lacks it, because the other party retains it, to file a copy plus a petition asking the court to call for production. A bare photocopy is insufficient, and the section does not bar the application.
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