Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, Sections 37 and 50

Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996—Sections 37 and 50—Held, section 37 and section 50 are not comparable because they belong to two different statutory schemes—Section 37 containing the provision of appeal is part of a much larger framework that, as seen above, has provisions for the complete range of law concerning domestic arbitration and international commercial arbitration—Section 50 on the other hand contains the provision of appeal in a much limited framework, concerned only with the enforcement of New York Convention awards—In one sense, the two sections, though each containing the appellate provision belong to different statutes.

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