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    • WAS THE SUPREME COURT CORRECT IN DISREGARDING PARTY AUTONOMY WHILE STRIKING DOWN ARBITRATION CLAUSES PRESCRIBING FOR MANDATORY DEPOSIT OF A PERCENTAGE OF CLAIM AMOUNT BY THE CLAIMANT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS?
    • CAN A SECTION 9 PETITION BE FILED BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS? CAN A SECTION 17 PETITION BE FILED BEFORE FILING OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM? – A COMPARISON WITH THE PRINCIPLES APPLIED UNDER ORDER 39, RULE 1 AND 2 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
    • SECURING MONEY CLAIM BY WAY OF AN INTERIM MEASURE – COMPARISONS BETWEEN PRINCIPLES GOVERNING ORDER XXXVIII RULE 5 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 VIS A VIS SECTION 9(1)(II)(B) OF THE ARBITRATION ACT, 1996
    • PRINCIPLES OF PROPORTIONALITY AND SENTENCING IN THE CASES OF ECONOMIC OFFENCES
    • JURISPRUDENCE RELATING TO WELL-KNOWN TRADEMARKS

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      WAS THE SUPREME COURT CORRECT IN DISREGARDING PARTY AUTONOMY WHILE STRIKING DOWN ARBITRATION CLAUSES PRESCRIBING FOR MANDATORY DEPOSIT OF A PERCENTAGE OF CLAIM AMOUNT BY THE CLAIMANT PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS?

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      CAN A SECTION 9 PETITION BE FILED BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS? CAN A SECTION 17 PETITION BE FILED BEFORE FILING OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM? – A COMPARISON WITH THE PRINCIPLES APPLIED UNDER ORDER 39, RULE 1 AND 2 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

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