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6. Adoption of Model Law. |
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7. Commencement of arbitral proceedings. |
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8. Construction of Model Law and construction of arbitration clauses. |
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9. Functions of High Court. |
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10. Court powers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings. |
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11. Determination of court to be final. |
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12. Time limits for setting aside awards on grounds of public policy. |
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13. Default number of arbitrators. |
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14. Examination of witnesses. |
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15. Taking evidence in State in aid of foreign arbitration. |
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16. Consolidation of and concurrent arbitrations. |
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17. Reference of interpleader to arbitration. |
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18. Interest. |
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19. Security for costs. |
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20. Specific performance. |
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21. Recoverability of costs, fees and expenses of tribunal. |
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22. Restriction on liability of arbitrators, etc. |
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23. Effect of award. |
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24. New York Convention, Geneva Convention and Geneva Protocol. |
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25. Non-application of provisions of Act to Washington Convention, save in certain circumstances. |
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26. Survival of agreement and authority of arbitral tribunal in event of death. |
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27. Provisions in event of bankruptcy. |
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28. Full applicability to State parties. |
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29. Application of Act to arbitrations under other Acts. |
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30. Exclusion of certain arbitrations. |
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31. Arbitration agreements and small claims, etc. |
