Arbitration Proceedings: SC appoints former chief justice as arbitrator in Tata Sons-Siva Ind case
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SC appoints former chief justice as arbitrator in Tata Sons-Siva Ind case

The Supreme Court has appointed former chief justice of India U.U. Lalit as the arbitrator for the pending arbitration proceedings between Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. and Siva Industries and Holdings and others. The earlier arbitrator had withdrawn from the arbitration proceedings in May.

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