Unipharma Limited v KPI Health Care Limited (Arbitration Cause 99 of 2023)
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Holding
The High Court granted an unopposed application to register an arbitral award rendered on 30 November 2023 in Arbitration No. 254231/3. The award is recognized as binding and enforceable against the respondent despite partial payment having been made, with an outstanding amount of USD 28,340.42 remaining.
Outcome
Arbitral award registered and recognized as binding and enforceable against the respondent
Facts
Unipharma Limited applied to register an arbitral award rendered on 30 November 2023 by arbitrator Mr. Nerimo in Arbitration No. 254231/3. The award was in favour of the applicant against KPI Health Care Limited. By the time of the application, the respondent had made a partial payment of USD 45,000, leaving an outstanding amount of USD 28,340.42 according to the applicant's computation including interest. The respondent did not oppose the registration application.
Issues
- Whether the arbitral award should be registered and recognized as binding and enforceable against the respondent.
Orders
- Application allowed as prayed.
- Orders sought therein are granted.
- Arbitral award rendered on 30th November 2023 in Arbitration No. 254231/3 between the parties rendered by Mr. Nerimo is registered and recognized as binding and enforceable against the respondent.
- No order as to costs.
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