Use Of Word “Can” In An Arbitration Clause Won’t Render The Clause Ineffective, Intention has to be Seen: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court has ruled that the mere use of the word can in an arbitration clause will not render the agreement ineffective and the intention of parties to go for arbitration has to be determined after reading relevant clauses. The Bench of Justice Prateek Jalan further said that the exclusive jurisdiction clause will

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