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<h1>Agreements Limiting Legal Proceedings Void Under Section 28 of Indian Contract Act, Arbitration Exceptions Apply</h1> Section 28 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, declares agreements void if they restrict a party from enforcing contractual rights through legal proceedings or limit the time for such enforcement. However, exceptions exist for arbitration agreements. These exceptions allow parties to agree to refer disputes to arbitration, either for potential future disputes or existing ones, without rendering such agreements illegal. Contracts specifying arbitration as the dispute resolution method prevent parties from pursuing lawsuits outside the arbitration framework, except for enforcing the arbitration award or specific performance of the arbitration agreement.