Question

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, established a doctrine called "Separability" (Section 16), which provides:

A The arbitration clause is a subordinate part of the main contract and cannot exist without it
B The arbitration agreement is independent, and the invalidity of the main contract does not void it
C An arbitrator is barred from making a determination on the validity of the underlying contract
D Multiple disputes between the same parties must be separated into different arbitrations
E Arbitration can only proceed if the parties have reaffirmed their consent after the dispute arose
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