Answer-An oral arbitration agreement is deemed to be a-

an arbitration agreement shall be necessarily be in writing only and oral arbitration agreement shall not be considered as a valid arbitration agreement.

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An oral arbitration agreement is deemed to be a-

A recognised agreement at the discretion of the arbitrator.

B Is not recognised as an arbitration agreement.

C May be recognised depending upon the facts and circumstances of the case.

D at the consent of the head of arbitral tribunal only in exceptional circumstances

E At the implied consent of parties to arbitration proceedings.

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An oral arbitration agreement is deemed to be a-

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