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Section 11 Arbitration Act: Chief Justice Not Required to Assess Claim Merits in Arbitrator Appointment Process.

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....Arbitration agreement - The Chief Justice or his designate is not expected to go into the merits of the claim or examine the tenability of the claim, in an application under section 11 of the Act. - SC....

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