Royal College of LawVery Short Question & Answer

Arbitration & Conciliation Act K-307 1. Whether the arbitration clause is a part of contract.

(a) Yes (b) No(c) Both of one them yes or no(d) None of else

Ans- (a) Yes

2. When arbitration & uniliation Act was passed-(a) 1992 (b) 1996(c) 1889 (d) 2001

Ans- (b) 1996

3. When the bill on the law of arbitration conciliation was introduced-(a) 17th Sep, 1996 (b) 15th Oct, 1995(c) 16th May, 1995 (d) 12th Aug, 1994

Ans- (c) 16th May, 1995

4. The bill relating to law of arbitration and conciliation was introduced in-(a) Lok Sabha (b) Rajya Sabha(c) Parliament (d) Legislation

Ans- (b) Rajya Sabha

5. Bill relating to law of arbitration and conciliation was introduced by-(a) Minister of Laws justice (b) Prim minister(c) Chief Justice of India (d) President

Ans- (a) Minister of Laws justice

6. Who passed the arbitration and conciliation bill-(a) Rajya Sabha (b) Lok Sabha(c) Parliament (d) Judiciary

Ans- (a) Rajya Sabha

7. And when-(a) 17th May, 1993 (b) 12 June, 1995(c) 16th July, 1996 (d) 10th Sep, 1994

Ans- (c) 16th July, 1996

8. Salient feature of the arbitration and conciliation act is-(a) A comrehensive status (b) An explanatory Code (c) Both (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Both

9. The arbitration statue & conciliation Act into force on-(a) 5th Jan, 1996 (b) 25th Aug, 1993(c) 19th Sep, 1994 (d) 10th Feb, 2000

Ans- (b) 25th Aug, 1993

10. The ancient arbitration Act was-(a) The arbitration act, 1940 (b) The arbitration act, 1996(c) The arbitration act, 1978 (d) The arbitration act, 1995s

Ans- (a) The arbitration act, 1940

11. The present arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 consist in-(a) Three parts (b) Four Parts(c) Five parts (d) Six Parts

Ans- (a) Three parts

12. The part of arbitration is-(a) Conciliation (b) Enforcement of certain foreign award (c) Only one (a) or (b) (c) Both

Ans- (c) Both

13. Arbitration consists in-(a) Section- 1 to 43 (b) Sec- 1 to 32(c) Section- 1 to 40 (d) Sec- 1 to 35

Ans- (a) Section- 1 to 43

14. Enforcement of creation foreign awards contain in-(a) Sec-44 to 60 (b) Sec-35 to 55(c) Sec-45 to 56 (d0 Sec-20 to 41

Ans- (a) Sec-44 to 60

15. The conciliation part consist in- (a) Sec-60 to 80 (b) Sec-56 to 85

(c) Sec-61 to 81 (d) Sec 70 to 91Ans- (c) Sec-61 to 81

16. Supplementary provisions comprise in arbitration act in-(a) Sec-82 to 86 (b) 90 to 96(c) Sec-81 to 89 (d) 76 to 85

Ans- (a) Sec-82 to 86

17. It would be relevant to mention here that the expression “arbitration” has been include in entry 13 of the-

(a) Concurrent List (b) State list(c) Union list (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Concurrent List

18. It would be relevant to mention here that the expression “arbitration” has been include in entry 13 of the constitution of India, 1950 in-(a) 8th schedule (b) 7th schedule(c) 12th schedule (d) 10th schedule

Ans- (b) 7th schedule

19. The UNGTRAL has adopted the UNGTRAL conciliation rules in-(a) 1980 (b) 1986(c) 1984 (d) 1985

Ans- (a) 1980

20. Whether arbitration act is consolidating and amending act-(a) Yes (b) No(c) Only Yes (d) None of else

Ans- (a) Yes

21. The arbitration & conciliation Act, 1996 is very from the arbitration act-1940-(a) Different (b) Similar (c) Both (e) None of them

Ans- (a) Different

22. The provision of 1996 act one to be interpreted without any influence of 1940 act- (a) Yes (b) No

(c) One of both (d) None of elseAns- (b) No

23. The present act is mainly based on the (a) UNCITRAL model law (b) Model Law(c) United nation law (d) International law

Ans- (a) UNCITRAL model law

24. Provision of the new act held to be intra virus and not arbitration said in the case-(a) Babar Ali v/s Union of India(b) M/s Doypack System Pvt. Ltd.(c) P. Anand Gajapathi Raju V. P.V.G Raju(d) B.S.N.L V. Subhash Chandra Kanchal

Ans- (a) Babar Ali v/s Union of India

25. This Act may be called the-(a) The arbitration act(b) The arbitration act-1996(c) The arbitration act conciliation act, 1996(d) The arbitration & conciliation act

Ans- (c) The arbitration act conciliation act, 1996

26. Short title of this Act contains in-(a) Sec-1 (b) Sec-2 (c) Sec-3 (d) Sec-4

Ans- (a) Sec-1

27. The 1996 act is very from the arbitration act, 1940-(a) Similar (b) Different(c) Only (a) (d) None of them

Ans- (b) Different

28. It is apparent that the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 deals with-(a) Arbitration (b) Conciliation (c) Both arbitration & Conciliation (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Both arbitration & Conciliation

29. The act states that it extends t the whole of India in-(a) Sec-1(2) (b) Sec-1 (c) Sec-1(3) (d) Sec-2

Ans- (b) Sec-1

30. The definition of international arbitration is given sec…….of the arbitration & conciliation act, 1996-(a) Sec-1(f) (b) Sec-1(b)(c) Sec-1(d) (d) Sec-1(e)

Ans- (a) Sec-1(f) 31. The arbitration may be-

(a) Domestic (b) International(c) Both (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Both

32. The arbitration & conciliation act, 1996 is more then the earliar act of 1940- (a) Comprehensive (b) Limited(c) Both (d) None

Ans- (a) Comprehensive 33. The arbitration act consists of-

(a) 86 section (b) 96 section(c) 89 section (d) 90 section

Ans- (a) 86 section

34. The I part of arbitration is relates to-(a) Foreign (b) India(c) One of them (d) None

Ans- (b) India

35. The act of 1996 provides for enforcement of certain foreign awards made under the- (a) New York convention (b) Geneova convention (c) (a) and (b) both (d) None of them

Ans- (c) (a) and (b) both

36. ICT means-(a) Indian comities of arbitration (b) Indian central arbitration (c) The Indian council of arbitration (d) none of them

Ans- (c) The Indian council of arbitration

37. Main objective of arbitration & conciliation Act, 1996 is-(a) To ensure making of an award on settled terms of the parties.(b) To ensure that arbitral tribunal functions with in the frame work of the act.(c) (a) and (b) both(d) None of them

Ans- (c) (a) and (b) both

38. ……………….of the arbitration & conciliation act, 1996 is developed to conciliation act 1996 is developed to conciliation as an effective means of alternative disputes resolution.(a) Part-I (b) Part-II (c) Part-III (d) Part-IV

Ans- (c) Part-III

39. The act provides that the parties may appoint-(a) One or two or three conciliates (b) Two conciliates (c) One conciliates (d) Two conciliates

Ans- (a) One or two or three conciliates

40. The arbitration and conciliation (amendment) bill passed-(a) 2001 (b) 2002 (c) 2003 (d) 2004

Ans- (c) 2003

41. ADR means-(a) Alternative dispute report (b) Auto Dispute Report(c) Alternative Dispute resolution(d) Alternative Dispute resolution

Ans- (c) Alternative Dispute resolution

42. The bill on law of arbitration and conciliation was introduced in-(a) Parliament (b) Lok sabha (c) Rajya Sabha (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Rajya Sabha

43. The statement of object and reasons of the bill underlined the need for replacement of the-(a) Arbitration Act-1940 (b) Arbitration Act-1946(c) Arbitration Act-1996 (d) Arbitration Act- 1948

Ans- (a) Arbitration Act-1940

44. ……………….Shall be applicable where the place of arbitration is in India-(a) Part-I (b) Part-II(c) Part-III (d) Part-IV

Ans- (a) Part-I

45. Definition of arbitration defines in-(a) Sec-2(1) (a) (b) Sec-2 (1) (b)(c) Sec-2(1) (c) (d) Sec-2(1) (d)

Ans- (a) Sec-2(1) (a)

46. Arbitration means-(a) Any arbitration whether or not administered by permanent arbitral institution-(b) Any arbitration administration by permanent arbitral institution(c) Both (a) and (b)(d) None of these

Ans- (a) Any arbitration whether or not administered by permanent arbitral institution-

47. “Arbitration Award” includes-(a) Interim award (b) Award(c) Both (d) None

Ans- (a) Interim award

48. Party means a party to-(a) An arbitration agreement (b) An arbitration tribunal (c) An arbitration Dispute (d) A,B & C all

Ans- (a) An arbitration agreement

49. How many type of arbitration-(a) One (b) Two(c) Three (d) Four

Ans- (d) Four

50. The term……………has not been defined in the arbitration and conciliation Act, 1996 nor was it defined in the old act of 1940 or the English arbitration Act-(a) Conciliation (b) Arbitration (c) Award (d) Arbitrator

Ans- (b) Arbitration

51. It was held that where the parties to dispute refer the matter to a person and such held’s a judicial inquiry in deciding that dispute and comes to a judicial decision, such person is called and arbitrator-(a) Satendra Kumar V. Hind construction Ltd.(b) Union of India V. Coromondal Engineering Co. Madras(c) Government of Andhra Pradesh V. K.M. Rao.(d) None of them

Ans- (a) Satendra Kumar V. Hind construction Ltd.

52. Arbitration agreement define in arbitration act-(a) Sec-2(1) (b) (b) Sec-2(1) (d)(c) Sec-2(1) (c) (d) Sec-2(1) (f)

Ans- (a) Sec-2(1) (b)

53. “Arbitration Agreement” means an agreement by the parties to submit to arbitrator all or certain dispute which have arisen or which may arise between them in respect of defined legal relationship whether contractual or not-(a) Yes (b) No(c) Only Yes (d) Only No

Ans- (a) Yes

54. Arbitral award is define in-(a) Sec-2(1) (c) (b) Sec-2(1) (e)(c) Sec-2(1) (d) (d) Sec-2(1) (f)

Ans- (a) Sec-2(1) (c)

55. The tem ‘arbitral award’ shall include an-(a) Interim award (b) Award(c) Exterim award (d) Both interim & exterim

Ans- (a) Interim award

56. How many kinds of award(a) One (b) Two(c) Three (d) Four

Ans- (b) Two

57. An arbitral award may either be a final award or-(a) Interim (b) Domestic(c) Foreign (d) Only A & B

Ans- (a) Interim

58. An arbitral award may also be a-(a) Domestic award (b) Foreign award(c) Domestic & Foreign Booth (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Domestic & Foreign Booth

59. An arbitral award must be in-(a) Writing (b) orally(c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (a) Writing

60. The Supreme Court has held in the case of………..unregistered award remain valid if it not clanged on any other ground-(a) S.V. Chandra V. S.V Sivalinga(b) Ashok V. Sudha(c) Wood V. Giffith(d) None

Ans- (b) Ashok V. Sudha

61. Foreign award are enforceable under the-(a) New York convention(b) Gehena Convention (c) New York convention Geherva convention (d) None of there

Ans- (c) New York convention Geherva convention

62. Arbitration tribunal define in-(a) Sec-2(1) (d) (b) Sec-2(1) (e)(c) Sec-2(1) (f) (d) Sec-2(1) (g)

Ans- (a) Sec-2(1) (d)

63. An arbitration constitut Sec-2(1) (d)es a……………..arbitration tribunal.(a) Domestic (b) Foreign(c) Both (a) & (b) (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Domestic

64. ADRS means-(a) Auto dispute resolution system (b) Alfornat dispute resolution system(c) Only (b)(d) Nor A or nor B

Ans- (b) Alfornat dispute resolution system

65. When legal service authority act was passed?(a) 1986 (b) 1987 (c) 1988 (d) 1989

Ans- (b) 1987

66. Prios to enactment of the arbitration & conciliation Act,1996 the law of arbitration in the country was sub stately contained in three enactment namely(a) The arbitration act 1940, the arbitration act,1937, The foreign award act, 1961(b) The arbitration act 1940(c) Only a or b(d) None of else

Ans- (a) The arbitration act 1940, the arbitration act,1937, The foreign award act, 1961

67. How many section in arbitration act-(a) 84 (b) 86 (c) 87 (d) 88

Ans- (b) 86

68. How many schedule in the act-(a) One schedule (b) Two schedule(c) Three (d) Four

Ans- (c) Three

69. General provision on arbitration provides in-(a) Part-I (b) Part-II(c) Part-III (d) Part-IV

Ans-

70. Enforcement of certain foreign awards contains in-(a) Part-I (b) Part-II(c) Part-III (d) Part-IV

Ans- (b) Part-II

71. Which parts is deals with-(a) Part-I (b) Part-II(c) Part-III (d) None of them

Ans- (c) Part-III

72. Supplementary provisions deals with-(a) Part-I (b) Part- I & II(c) Part-III (d) Part-IV

Ans- (d) Part-IV

73. Power of arbitration enhanced in which section- (a) Sec-16 & 17 (b) Sec-17 & 18(c) Sec-18 & 19 (d) Sec- 19 & 20

Ans- (a) Sec-16 & 17

74. The conciliator is not sound be the code of civil procedure,1908 or the Indian evidence Act, 1872 is said in-(a) Sec-66 (b) Sec-67(c) Sec-68 (d) Sec-69

Ans- (a) Sec-66

75. Arbitration as a conciliator and is a separate chapter for conciliation in-(a) Under the old Act (b) in the new act(c) Only (d) Nor (a) nor (b)

Ans- (b) in the new act

76. ICA means-(a) International commercial arbitration (b) International conciliation arbitration (c) Nor (a) nor (b)(d) None of them

Ans- (a) International commercial arbitration

77. International commercial arbitration means an arbitration relating to disputes arising out of-(a) Legal relating ship (b) Domestic Relationship(c) Nor (a) nor (b) (d) None of these

Ans- (a) Legal relating ship

78. When a dispute or difference arose between the parties in course of commercial transaction and the same could not be settled friendly by negotiation inform conciliation or mediation is a-(a) Institutional arbitration (b) Ad-hoc arbitration (c) Contractual arbitration (d) none

Ans- (b) Ad-hoc arbitration

79. The mandatory arbitration which is imposed on the parties by operation of law is-(a) Statuary arbitration (b) Domestic(c) Contractual (d) Institutional

Ans- (a) Statuary arbitration

80. The constitution of India, 1950 make provision that the state should encourage settlement of international disputes by arbitration it includes domestic arbitration says in-(a) Art-51 (b) Art-52 (c) Art-52(d) (d) Art-53

Ans- (a) Art-51

81. The dispute of 1996 act is-(a) For challenging an award an aggrieved party has to start again form the district court.(b) These is no provision enabling the Indian parties to obtain interim measness from Indian court before a foreign arbitration could commence outside India.(c) Both (a) and (b)(d) Nor (a) Nor (b)

Ans-

82. Whether a minor or a lunatic can refer disputes to arbitration?(a) Yes (b) No (c) may be (d) None of them

Ans- (b) No

83. ……………Submit to provided he is acting bona fide for the benefit of the family.(a) Karta (b) Manager of joint Hindu family(c) Nor A nor B (d) Both of them

Ans- (b) Manager of joint Hindu family

84. An agent is duly authorized has power to refer the matter is dispute to arbitration-(a) Yes (b) Not (c) Both (d) Nor A nor B

Ans- (a) Yes

85. A trustee can submit to arbitration-(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

86. An insolvent submit can disputes to arbitration-(a) Yes (b) Not (c) Both (d) Nor A nor B

Ans- (b) Not

87. The question of arbitration aries only between the-(a) One party (b) Two Party (c) Two or more (d) Both A & B

Ans- (c) Two or more

88. In case of arbitration a prior agreement in……………to submit arbitration dispute which have arisen or which may arise in future is necessary-(a) Orally (b) Written (c) Both (d) Neither A & B

Ans- (b) Written

89. Sec……… of the ACA_96_which whatine provisions regarding arbitration agreements-(a) Sec-5 (b) Sec-6 (c) Sec-7 (d) Sec-8

Ans- (c) Sec-7

90. Arbitration agreement must be in-(a) Orally (b) Writing (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (b) Writing

91. The parties must be an arbitration agreement-(a) ad-idem (b) Opposite (c) Both (d) None of these

Ans- (a) ad-idem

92. Arbitration agreement may be relating to-(a) Future (b) Present(c) Either present either further (d) None

Ans- (c) Either present either further

93. The validity of arbitration agreement does depend on the number of arbitrators-(a) Yes (b) Not (c) May be (d) None of else

Ans- (b) Not

94. The parties are………..to submit by an agreement in writing even the fathom of a contract for the decision by the arbitrators-(a) Bound (b) Free (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (b) Free

95. To constitute an arbitrates agreement is writing it is not necessary that is should be-(a) Signed by the parties (b) Not Signed by the parties(c) The parties is bound to sign (d) None

Ans- (a) Signed by the parties

96. Whether the arbitration act 1940 & arbitration & conciliation act 1996 recognizes oral agreement-(a) Yes (b) No (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (b) No

97. The agreement to refer disputes or differences to arbitration must be expressly or impliedly spelt from the clause said- (a) State of Orissa V. Damodar Das(b) Bharat Bhusan Bansal V. U.P. Small Industries Corporation Ltd.(c) Only A(d) None

Ans- (a) State of Orissa V. Damodar Das

98. ………………………is to help and assist the parties to reach an available settlement of their dispute.(a) Arbitrator (b) Conciliator (c) Referee (d) Mediator

Ans- (b) Conciliator

99. The……………………..does not merely a assist the parties but he also actively arbitrates and resolves the disputes by making an arbitral award.(a) Conciliator (b) Arbitrator(c) Referee (d) Mediator

Ans- (b) Arbitrator

100. ………………..Persuader parties to dispute for compromise.(a) Mediator (d) Arbitrator (c) Referee (d) Conciliator

Ans- (a) Mediator

101. An…………….is bound to give award on a difference a dispute presented before him without a stipulated period his award is received find and binding on act the parties.(a) Arbitrator (b) Referee(c) Conciliator (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitrator

102. A…………makes only a statement according to his own knowledge and belief. The courts then decide the difference or dispute on the basic of such statement.(a) Arbitrator (b) Referee (c) Conciliator (d) None

Ans- (b) Referee

103. Who plays the role of a natural intermediary is to bring the parties together in a frame of Mind to forget their animosities and prepare them for a compromise by adopting a mid way app rowh.(a) Arbitrator (b) Conciliator (c) Refuse (d) Mediator

Ans- (b) Conciliator

104. An arbitrator has to divide according to law but a……………..can conciliator irrespective of law.(a) Conciliator (b) Arbitrator (c) Mediator (d) None

Ans- (a) Conciliator

105. Whether the signature of parties is necessary in arbitration agreement.(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Yes

106. Government arbitration agreement must be signed by authorized person.(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

107. When……………..partner signs on behalf of all the partners in the firm name it can will be contended that all partners are signatories through the signing partners as their agent.(a) One (b) Two (c) Three (d) Four

Ans- (a) One

108. Whether arbitration cannot grant specific performance there is………….contained in arbitration of conciliation act, 1996.(a) Provision (b) No Provision (c) Both a & b (d) None

Ans- (b) No Provision

109. Under sec-34 first while 1940 act the Court had the discretion in the matter either to stay the suit and bring about arbitration or to permit the suit to go on under the arbitration & conciliation act, 1996 the word used is “shall”. The effect is that the court has no choice or discretions in the matter and is to refer the parties to arbitration.(a) Bound (b) Not Bound (c) May be Bound or Not bound (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Bound

110. Under the arbitration act of 1940 (now repeated) the court has a discretion either to stay the suit and order reference to……………or allow the suit to proceed.(a) Arbitration (b) Conciliation (c) Mediation (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitration

111. But under the new act, S-8 has been cast in a……….form.(a) Mandatory (b) Decretory(c) Both a & b (d) Neither a nor b

Ans- (a) Mandatory

112. The matter about which a suit has been filed should be within the scope of the………..”in a matter which is the subject of an arbitration agreement.”(a) Arbitration agreement (b) Conciliation (c) Mediation (d) None of these

Ans- (a) Arbitration agreement

113. The arbitration clause provide that in the event of any dispute on a specified aspect of the contract the decision of the designated officer on the dispute shall be final and…………on the parties.(a) Binding (b) Not binding (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Binding

114. As assignment means that one of the parties to the contract has transferred his rights and obligations under the act to another.(a) Party (b) Person (c) Arbitration (d) None

Ans- (b) Person

115. A reply to an application for a……………injunction was not construed as the first statement on the substance of the dispute.(a) Temporary (b) Mandatory (c) Either a or b (d) Neither a nor b

Ans- (a) Temporary

116. The suit between partners. A statement has yet to be field.(a) Oral (b) Written (c) Either a or b (d) None

Ans- (b) Written

117. The applicant should have been at the time when the proceedings were started and should still and remain…………..and ……………….to all things necessary to the proper conduct of arbitration.(a) Ready and willing (b) Not ready not Willing (c) Either ready or willing (d) Neither ready or willing

Ans- (a) Ready and willing

118. A person who is appointed to determine difference and dispute between two or more parties by their mutual consent is called an.(a) Arbitrator (b) Conciliator (c) Mediator (d) Referee

Ans- (a) Arbitrator

119. Arbitrator is an extra judicial tribunal whose decision is binding on the……….. (a) Person (b) Parties (c) Tribunal (d) None

Ans- (b) Parties

120. The person who is so appointed must also give consent to act as an………..(a) Arbitrator (b) conciliator (c) Mediator (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitrator

121. His appointment is………….till he has accepted the reference.(a) Complete (b) Non Complete (c) Either complete or non complete (d) Neither a nor b

Ans- (b) Non Complete

122. The parties may appoint who member they planes to arbitrate on their……………..(a) Matter (b) Dispute (c) Fact (d) None

Ans- (b) Dispute

123. The parties may choose an…………by lot or any other method.(a) Conciliator (b) Mediator (c) Arbitrator (d) Referee

Ans- (c) Arbitrator

124. Number of arbitrators consist in-(a) Sec-10 (b) Sec-11 (c) Sec-12 (d) Sec-13

Ans- (a) Sec-10

125. The parties are free to determine the member of arbitrators provide that such number shall not be an…………number.(a) Even (b) Odd(c) Either even or Odd (d) Neither even Nor Odd

Ans- (a) Even

126. If the parties fail to make the determination the arbitral tribunal shall consist of a-(a) Sole arbitrators (b) Sole conciliator (c) Arbitrator (d) Conciliator

Ans- (a) Sole arbitrators

127. A person of any ………. Be an arbitrator, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.(a) Citizenship (b) Nationality (c) Either a or b (d) Neither a Nor B

Ans- (b) Nationality

128. The parties are…………….to agree on a procedure for appointing the arbitrators or arbitrators.(a) Free (b) Bound (c) Not Free (d) Not Bound

Ans- (a) Free

129. Presiding arbitrates define in-(a) Sec-11(1) (b) Sec-11(2) (c) Sec-11(3) (d) Sec-11(4)

Ans- (c) Sec-11(3)

130. Failing any agreement on a procedure in an arbitration with three arbitrators each parties shall appoint-(a) One arbitrators (b) Two Arbitrator(c) Three arbitrators (d) Four Arbitrator

Ans- (a) One arbitrators

131. The two appointed arbitrator shall appoint third arbitrator who shall act as the-(a) Arbitrator (b) Presiding Arbitrator (c) Conciliator (d) None of these

Ans-

132. A party fails to appoint an arbitrator with in………days from the receipt of a request to do so from the other party.(a) 30 days (b) 80 days (c) 90 days (d) 60 days

Ans- (a) 30 days

133. If parties fail to appoint an arbitrators then the appointment shall be made upon result of a party by the………….designated by him.(a) Chief justice (b) Any person or(c) Institution (d) Chief justice or any person or institution

Ans- (d) Chief justice or any person or institution

134. Failure to appoint arbitrator consist in-(a) Sec-11(2) (b) Sec-11(5)(c) Sec-11(7) (d) Sec-11(9)

Ans- (c) Sec-11(7)

135. The decision of the chief justice or the person or designated by him shall be-(a) Final (b) Not Final (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Final

136. In which case said that the chief justice of the High Court or any person or institution desinated by him to take necessary measures for securing the appointment of arbitrator an receipt of request from a party-

(a) State of U.P. V. Damodar Das(b) Konkan Railway corporation Ltd. And other v/s Rani contr. Pvt. Ltd.(c) Supreme Court of India Judgment in SBP & Co. v/s Patel Eng. Ltd.(d) None of these

Ans- (c) Supreme Court of India Judgment in SBP & Co. v/s Patel Eng. Ltd.

137. Procedure for challenging the appointment of arbitration consist in-(a) Sec-11 (b) Sec-12 (c) Sec-13 (d) Sec-14

Ans- (c) Sec-13

138. Under Sec-13(1) provides the challenges procedure and provides freedom to the agree on a procedure for challenging the-(a) Conciliator (b) Arbitrator(c) Mediator (d) None

Ans- (b) Arbitrator

139. Section…………..of the ACA-1996 is in pattern of art of the model law which provides grounds for challenges to an arbitrator and to enforce that justice fair play impartiality and independency must be followed by an arbitrator-(a) 12 (b) 13 (c) 12(1) (d) 13(1)

Ans- (a) 12

140. Specially provides ground for challenging the arbitrator contain in-(a) Sec-12(1) (b) Sec-12(2) (c) Sec-12(3) (d) Sec-12(4)

Ans- (c) Sec-12(3)

141- Under sec of the erstwhile 1940 Act, the court had the Discretion in the matter to stay the suit & bring about arbitration or to permit the suit to go on.(a) Sec-32 (b) Sec-33 (c) Sec-34 (d) Sec-35

Ans- (c) Sec-34

142- The arbitration clause provided that in the event of any dispute on a specified as part of the contract the decision of the designated officer on the dispute shall be………… (a) Final (b) Binding (c) Final or Binding (d) None

Ans- (c) Final or Binding

143- An assignment means that one of parties to the contract has transferred his rights and obligations under the act to-(a) Arbitrator (b) Mediator

(c) Conciliator (d) Another person Ans- (d) Another person

144- The requirement under the earlier 1940 Act that the applicant should have taken any steps in the proceeding (a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) Non

Ans- (a) Yes

145- There should not be any sufficient reason for not referring the dispute to-(a) Arbitration (b) Conciliator(c) Referee (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitration

146- A person who is appointed to determine difference and dispute between two or more parties by their mutual consent is called an- (a) Arbitrates (b) Conciliator(c) Mediator (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitrates

147- He is an-(a) Judicial tribunal (b) Extra judicial tribunal (c) Tribunal (d) None

Ans- (b) Extra judicial tribunal

148- Whose decision is……………on the parties-(a) Binding (b) Not Binding (c) May be (c) None

Ans-

149- Number of arbitrators defines in-(a) Sec-8 (b) Sec-9 (c) Sec-10 (d) Sec-11

Ans- (c) Sec-10

150- Appointment of arbitrators define in (a) Sec-9 (b) Sec-10 (c) Sec-11- (d) Sec-12

Ans- (c) Sec-11

151- The parties are……………to determine the number of- (a) Free (b) Not Free (c) May be (d) All of above

Ans- (a) Free

152- A person of any………may be an arbitrator-(a) Nationality (b) Citizen (c) Both A or B (d) All of above

Ans- (a) Nationality

153- The parties are free to agree on a procedure for appointing the arbitrator or arbitrators-(a) Sec-11 (b) Sec-11(1) (c) Sec-11(2) (d) Sec-11(3)

Ans- (c) Sec-11(2)

154- Procedure for challenging the appointment of arbitrators define in-(a) Sec-11 (b) Sec-12 (c) Sec-13 (d) Sec-14

Ans- (c) Sec-13

155- Te words unable perform his functions used in-(a) Sec-14 (b) Sec-14(1)(a) (c) Sec-14(1)(b) (d) Sec-141(c)

Ans- (b) Sec-14(1)(a)

156- The words unable to perform his further his function refer to incapability of the arbitrators the incapacity may either be- (a) Mental (b) Physical (c) Both A & B (d) All of above

Ans- (b) Physical

157- …………….provides that mandate of the arbitrate whether dead or alive shall terminate on has inability to act as arbitrates after he has entered upon the reference- (a) Sec-14 (b) Sec-15 (c) Sec-16 (d) Sec-17

Ans- (a) Sec-14

158- Termination of mandate and substitution of arbitrates describes in-(a) Sec-14 (b) Sec-15 (c) Sec-16 (d) Sec-17

Ans- (b) Sec-15

159- Sec-15 provides in addition to the circumstances referred to in S.13 or 14 the mandate of an arbitrate shall terminate-(a) Where he with draws from office for any reason.(b) BL or Pursuant to agreement of the parties.(c) Both A & B (d) All of above

Ans- (c) Both A & B

160- ……………….prescribes the procedure for the appointment of sub arbitrator-(a) S. 15(1) (b) S. 15(2) (c) S. 15(3) (d) S. 15(4)

Ans- (b) S. 15(2)

161- Where parties have not specifically so desired the reconstituted tribunal has the discretion to………the proceedings-(a) Repeat (b) Or not to repeat (c) Repeat or not to repeat (d) All of above

Ans- (c) Repeat or not to repeat

162- Competence of arbitral tribunal to rule on its jurisdiction contains in-(a) Sec-15 (b) Sec-16 (c) Sec-17 (d) Sec-18

Ans- (b) Sec-16

163- The arbitral tribunal may rule one its own jurisdiction including ruling an any objections with respect to the existence or…………..of the arbitration agreement- (a) Void ability (b) Validity (c) Both A & B (c) None

Ans- (b) Validity

164- A plea that the arbitral tribunal is excelling the scope of its authority shall be raised as soon the matter alleged to be beyond the scope of its authority is raised during the-(a) Arbitral proceedings (b) Arbitral tribunal (c) Arbitral Agreement (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitral proceedings

165- The arbitral tribunal shall decide on a plea referred to in 3ab. Sec.-(a) 16(12) (b) 16(3) (c) 16(2) & (3) (d) Both

Ans-

166- Challenge to jurisdiction-(a) Sec-16(1) (b) Sec-16(2) (c) Sec-16 (3) (d) Sec-16(4)

Ans- (a) Sec-16(1)

167- Through there was no similar provision in the erstwhile 1940 Act, the position in law was………..the same.(a) More (b) Less (c) More or Less Both (d) None

Ans- (c) More or Less Both

168- In the arbitral tribunal hold that the contract is………….it will not result in the automatic invalidity of the arbitration clause-(a) Null (b) Void (c) Null & Void both (d) None

Ans- (c) Null & Void both

169- For the purpose an arbitration clause in a contract shall be treated as an arbitration agreement independent of the-(a) Contract (b) Constitution (c) Arbitration (d) None

Ans- (a) Contract

170- The arbitration has to decide the question of plea against his jurisdiction because his very authority depends upon the scope of the-(a) Agreement (b) Contract (c) Arbitration (d) All of above

Ans- (a) Agreement

171- The court said that the question of jurisprudence went to the root of the matter. It should have been decided-(a) First (b) Last (c) May be First or Last (d) None

Ans- (a) First

172- It has also been held that its functioning the arbitral tribunal like other tribunal fall with in the supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court Under Art……………of the constitution-(a) 227 (b) 226 (c) 228 (d) 229

Ans- (a) 227

173- The arbitral tribunal is also object to the supervision of the principal …………of original jurisdiction in a district or the High Court in the exercise of its original jurisdiction-(a) Civil Court (b) Criminal Court(c) Criminal & Civil Both (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Civil Court

174- The court said that it would be preposterous to content that such tribunal does not come with in the preview of art-(a) 226 (b) 227 (c) 228 (d) 229

Ans- (b) 227

175- When an award has been made after rejection of the objection party lack of or excess of jurisdiction the aggrieved party may make an application under sec- to set aside the award-(a) Sec-32 (b) Sec-33 (c) Sec-34 (d) None

Ans- (c) Sec-34

176- In these proceedings the award can be challenged inter aica the ground that the objection were wrongly-(a) Accepted (b) Rejected (c) Only (d) A only B

Ans- (b) Rejected

177- The arbitration act, 1940 did not confer any specific power on arbitrators to take-(a) Measures (b) Interim Measures (c) Both (d) None

Ans- (b) Interim Measures

178- Sec……….Provides for the taking of interim measures in request of the subject matter of the dispute by the arbitral tribunal-(a) Sec-17 (b) Sec-18 (c) Sec-19 (d) Sec-20

Ans- (a) Sec-17

179- The procedure of conduct of arbitral proceedings as given in chapter………..of the ACA-1996-(a) V (b) VI (c) VII (d) VIII

Ans- (a) V

180- The procedure of conduct of arbitral proceeding as given chap V sec-……..of the ACA-1996- (a) 16 to 27 (b) 18 to 27 (c) 19 to 27 (d) None

Ans- (b) 18 to 27

181- Equal treatment of parties contains in-(a) Sec-18 (b) Sec-19 (c) Sec-20 (d) Sec-21

Ans- (a) Sec-18

182- Determination of rules of procedure defines in-(a) Sec-19 (b) Sec-20 (c) Sec-21 (d) Sec-22

Ans- (a) Sec-19

183- Place of arbitration consist in-(a) Sec-19 (b) Sec-20 (c) Sec-21 (d) Sec-22

Ans- (b) Sec-20

184- The parties are……….to agree on the place of arbitration-(a) Free (b) Pound (c) May be free or bound (d) None of them

Ans- (a) Free

185- Registration of award is-(a) Necessary (b) Not Necessary (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Necessary

186- Three must be certainty and finality of award-(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

187- Arbitral award must be reasoned define in-(a) Sec-31 (b) Sec-31(1) (c) Sec-32(2) (d) Sec-32(3)

Ans- (d) Sec-32(3)

188- Termination of arbitral proceedings-(a) Sec-32 (b) Sec-33 (c) Sec-34 (d) None

Ans- (a) Sec-32

189- Sec-32(2) specifies the following………….circumstances under which the arbitral tribunal may order termination of arbitral proceedings without making the final award-(a) One (b) Two (c) Three (d) Four

Ans- (c) Three

190- Appoint………..or………..experts to report to it on specific issues to determined by arbitral tribunal-(a) One (b) Two (c) One or More (d) None

Ans- (c) One or More

191- Court assistance in taking evidence contain- (a) Sec-25 (b) Sec-26 (c) Sec-27 (d) Sec-28

Ans- (c) Sec-27

192- Based on decided cases arbitrators have the powers to-(a) Award interest (b) Order dissolution of partnership

(c) Award costs (d) All of above Ans- (d) All of above

193- Case of misconduct- (a) Failing to decide all matters referred (b) Making inconsistent award(c) Rejection of Material evidence tendered (d) All of above

Ans- (d) All of above

194- Case which do not involve misconduct-(a) Receipt of fees by an arbitrator in advance(b) Making inconsistent ward\(c) Both A or B(d) None

Ans- (a) Receipt of fees by an arbitrator in advance

195- The arbitrators would be cover by the words other person in art………of the constitution-(a) 226 (b) 227 (c) 228 (d) 229

Ans- (a) 226

196- Commencement of arbitral proceedings contains in sec-(a) 20 (b) 21 (c) 22 (d) 23

Ans- (b) 21

197- The parties are free to agree upon the language or languages to be used in the arbitral proceedings-(a) Sec-21 (b) Sec-22 (c) Sec-23 (d) Sec-24

Ans- (b) Sec-22

198- Failing any agreement referred to in sub section(1) the arbitral tribunal shall determine the languages to be used in the-(a) Arbitral proceedings (b) Arbitral tribunal (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (a) Arbitral proceedings

199- Statement of claim & Defense contains in- (a) Sec-22 (b) Sec-23 (c) Sec-24 (d) Sec-25

Ans- (b) Sec-23

200- Hearings and written proceedings contains in-(a) Sec-23 (b) Sec-24 (c) Sec-25 (d) Sec-26

Ans- (b) Sec-24

201- Unless otherwise agree by the parties the arbitral tribunal shall decide whether to hold………hearings for the presentation of evidence or for oral agreement or whether the proceedings shall be conducted on the basis of documents and other materials-(a) Oral (b) Written (c) Oral & Written (d) None

Ans- (a) Oral

202- Default of a party contains in-(a) Sec-23 (b) Sec-24 (c) Sec-25 (d) Sec-26

Ans- (c) Sec-25

203- Expert appointment by arbitral tribunal-(a) Sec-25 (b) Sec-26 (c) Sec-27 (d) Sec-28

Ans-` (b) Sec-26

204- Commencement of arbitral proceeding in-(a) Sec-20 (b) Sec-21 (c) Sec-22 (d) Sec-23

Ans- (b) Sec-21

205- The parties are free to agree upon the language or languages to be used in the arbitral proceedings-(a) Sec-21 (b) Sec-22 (c) Sec-23 (d) Sec-24

Ans- (b) Sec-22

206- Statement of claim and defense define in-(a) Sec-23 (b) Sec-24 (d) Sec-25 (d) None

Ans- (a) Sec-23

207- Hearing and written proceeding defines in-(a) Sec-24 (b) Sec-25 (c) Sec-26 (d) None

Ans- (a) Sec-24

208- Expert appointment by arbitral tribunal-(a) Sec-25 (b) Sec-26 (c) Sec-27 (d) None

Ans- (b) Sec-26

209- The arbitral tribunal or a party with the approval of arbitral tribunal may apply to the court for assistance in taking evidence-(a) Sec-26 (b) Sec-27 (c) Sec-28 (d) Sec-29

Ans- (b) Sec-27

210- Power of arbitrators have the power to-(a) Award interest (b) Award cost(c) Fix time of payment (d) All above

Ans- (d) All above

211- Examination of parties production of documents effects of default-(a) Sec-24 (b) Sec-25 (c) Sec-26 (d) None

Ans- (b) Sec-25

212- Power to limit evidence-(a) Sec-19 (b) Sec-19(1) (c) Sec-19(2) (d) Sec-19(4)

Ans- (d) Sec-19(4)

213- There is no provision n the 196 Act requiring the arbitrators to give notice of closure of hearings to the parties. (a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

214- Is misconduct is a part of arbitrators-(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

215- Case of Misconduct-(a) Failing to decide all matters referred(b) Making inconsistent award(c) Both A & B(d) None

Ans- (c) Both A & B

216- Cases with do not involve misconduct-(a) Receipt of faces by an arbitrators in advances (b) If the adjournment asked for was without sufficient case end refused by the arbitrator that can not be a mis conduct.(c) Refused to decide question of limitation as a prim nary issue and refused to state case to Court is not misconduct.(d) All of above.

Ans- (d) All of above.

217- The procedure of conduct of arbitral proceedings as given in chap V Section……. of the ACA 1996-(a) 18 to 27 (b) 16 to 27 (c) 18 to 29 (d) 19 to 30

Ans- (a) 18 to 27

218- The parties shall be treated with quality and each party shall be given a full opportunity to present his case contain in-(a) Sec-18 (b) Sec-19 (c) Sec-20 (d) Sec-21

219- Determination of rules of procedure in-(a) Sec-19 (b) Sec-20 (c) Sec-18 (d) None

Ans- (a) Sec-19

220- Place of arbitration-(a) Sec-20 (b) Sec-21 (c) Sec-22 (d) Sec-23

Ans- (a) Sec-20

221- Award means an arbitral award it is a final judgment of the arbitral tribunal on all matter referred to it-(a) Yes (b) No (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

222- Arbitral awards includes an interim award-(a) Yes (b) No (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (a) Yes

223- The term coasts means-(a) Fees & expenses of the arbitrators and witnesses (b) Legal fees and expenses(c) Any administrative fees of the institution supervising the arbitration (d) All of above

Ans- (d) All of above

224- What are the essential of an arbitral awards-(a) Arbitral award must be in writing and signed(b) Award must be by mutual settlement (c) Award must be reasoned (d) all of above

Ans- (d) all of above

225- Arbitral award must be in writing and signed-(a) Sec-30 (b) Sec-31 (c) Sec-32 (d) None

Ans- (b) Sec-31

226- The award shall also state the……….and…………of arbitration (a) Address (b) Date (c) Date & Place (d) None

Ans- (c) Date & Place

227- A copy of award only signed shall also be delivered to…….party(a) One (b) Two (c) Each (d) None

Ans- (b) Two

228- Corrections Interpretation with…………days from the receipt the arbitral award.(a) 15 days (b) 30 Days (c0 40 Days (d) 60 Days

Ans- (b) 30 Days

229- Competence of arbitral tribunal to rule on its jurisdiction in-(a) Sec-15 (b) Sec-16 (c) Sec-17 (d) Sec-18

Ans- (b) Sec-16

230- The arbitral tribunal may rule on its own jurisdiction including ruling on any objections with respect to the existence or validity of the arbitration and for that purpose-(a) An arbitration clause which forms part of a contract shall be treated as an agreement independent of the other terms of the contract (b) A decision by the arbitral tribunal that the contract null and void shall not ental ipso jure the invalidity of the arbitration clause.(c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (c) Both A & B

231- Challenge to jurisdiction-(a) Sec-15 (b) Sec-15(1) (c) Sec-16 (d) Sec-16(1)

Ans- (d) Sec-16(1)

232- Sec-16(1) empowers an arbitral tribunal to decide-(a) The question as to its jurisdiction and (b) The object as to the existence or validity of the arbitration agreement(c) Both A & B(d) None

Ans- (c) Both A & B

233- If the arbitral tribunal holds that the contract is……….it will not result in the automatic invalidity of the arbitration clause-(a) Null (b) Void (c) Null & Void (d) None

Ans-

234- Though there was no similar provision in the erstwhile 1940 act, the provision in law was……………the same-(a) Less (b) More (c) More or Less (d) None

Ans- (c) More or Less

235- An objection that the arbitral tribunal is entertaining some matter beyond its jurisdiction or authority can be raised before the-(a) Arbitrator (b) Tribunal (c) Conciliator (d) All of above

Ans- (b) Tribunal

236- The tribunal is compact to rule on its own-(a) Jurisdiction (b) Field (c) Both A & B (d) None

Ans- (a) Jurisdiction

237- Where objections as to lack of jurisdiction are raised in accordance with sub-section (2) and (3) the………….must decide them(a) Arbitration (b) Arbitral tribunal (c) conciliator (d) All of above

Ans- (b) Arbitral tribunal

238- Te arbitrator has to decide the question of plea against his jurisdiction because his very authority depends upon the scope of the-(a) Award (b) Agreement (c) Arbitration (d) None

Ans- (b) Agreement

239- The court set aside the award the court said that the question of jurisdiction went to the Root of the matter it should have been decide-(a) First (b) Secondly (c) Last (d) None

Ans- (a) First

240- When an award has been made after rejection of the objection as to lack or excess of jurisdiction the aggrieved party may make an application under sec-…………to aside the award-(a) 32 (b) 33 (c) 34 (d) 35

Ans- (c) 34

241- In the proceedings the award can be challenged inter alia an the ground that the objection were…………rejected.(a) Wrongly (b) Correctly (c) May be wrongly or correctly (d) None

Ans- (a) Wrongly

242- The fact that the court can consider the question of jurisdiction of arbitrator only after………..of the award was held to be not a ground for containing that the award is not subject to any judicial scrutiny-(a) Passing (b) Rejection (c) Passing & Rejection both (d) None

Ans- (a) Passing

243- Sec…..Provides for the taking of interim measures by the court in certain matters-(a) 8 (b) 9 (c) 10 (d) 16

Ans- (b) 9

244- ……………..provides for the taking of interim measures in respect of the subject matter of the dispute by the arbitral tribunal-(a) Sec-16 (b) Sec-17 (c) Sec-18 (d) Sec-19

Ans- (b) Sec-17

245- ……………….indicate that the parties may by agreement exclude the exercise of such a power by the arbitral tribunal-(a) Sec-17 (b) Sec-17(1) (c) Sec-17(2) (d) None

Ans- (b) Sec-17(1)

246- Sec-17 Sub Sec…………empower the tribunal to order the furnishing of adequate a security by a party for carrying but an interim measure ordered under the section-(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4

Ans- (b) 2

247- Examination of parties production of document effects of default-(a) Sec-25 (b) Sec-26 (c) Sec-27 (d) Sec-28

Ans- (a) Sec-25

248- Powers to limit evidence contains in-(a) Sec-19(1) (b) 19(2) (c) 19(3) (d) 19(4)

Ans- (d) 19(4)

249- There is……….provision in the 1996 act requiring the arbitrator to give notice of clause of hearing to the parties. But judicial pronouncements and fair play require that the parties should be informed of the clause of the proceeding-(a) Provision (b) No Provision (c) May be (d) None

Ans- (b) No Provision

250- Relying upon the provision of the act it self that it to say the internal aids to interpretation the Patna High Court came to the arbitral tribunal would have full authority and power to recall its order terminating the proceeding under section- (a) 25 (b) 25(a) (b) Sec-26 (d) Sec-26(a)

Ans- (b) 25(a)

251- Termination of arbitration proceedings subject-(a) 33 (b) 34 (c) 33 & 34 (d) None

Ans- (c) 33 & 34

252- ……………provides that the arbitral tribunal will have power to act even after conclusion corrections in the award or interpreting any point in the award-(a) Sec-33 (b) Sec-34 (c) 34(1) (d) 34(2)

Ans- (a) Sec-33

253- Where any party has moved an application to a court for setting aside the arbitral award v/s……………of the act the court may ask the tribunal to resume the arbitral proceedings or take such other action as in the opinion of the arbitral tribunal will elements the grounds for setting aside the arbitral award…..(a) 33 (b) 34 (c) 35 (d) 36

Ans- (b) 34

254- When may an arbitral tribunal modify or correct an award (correction & interpretation)-(a) With in 15 days (b) With in 30 days(c) With in 45 days (d) With in 60 days

Ans- (b) With in 30 days

255- Arbitral award setting aside v/s (a) 33 (b) 34 (c) 35 (d) 36

Ans- (b) 34

256- Application recourses to a court against an arbitral may be made only by an application for setting aside such award-(a) Sec-33 (b) Sec-34 (c) Sec-34(1) (d) Sec-34(2)

Ans- (c) Sec-34(1)