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Tags: Dispute Resolution, India, LCIABy Abraham Vergis, Nawaz Kamil & Sunita Advani
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On 6 July 2012, Mauritius-based Cruz City Mauritius Holdings (“Cruz City”) obtained a US$300 million award rendered by a London Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”) tribunal (“LCIA Award”). Cruz City thereafter sought to enforce this award in the High Court of New Delhi (“Court”) against its joint venture partners.
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