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[15] Both the Suits arise in relation to the Arbitration Award dated<br />

2.8.2005 handed down on 30.8.2005 in the ICC arbitration<br />

proceedings between the 1 st plaintiff and DeteAsia Holding GMBH<br />

(‘DTAH’). The ICC found the 1 st plaintiff liable to DTAH for breach<br />

of the Veto Rights and the Buy Out Provision in Clauses 4.1, 4.4<br />

and 5.1(c) of the Amended and Restated Agreement dated<br />

4.4.2002 (‘the ARSA’) between the 1 st plaintiff, the 2 nd plaintiff, TR<br />

International Limited and DTAH. Consequent to such finding, the<br />

Arbitral Tribunal awarded damages of USD 177,243,609 (‘the<br />

principal sum’) with interest and costs.<br />

[16] As we have indicated earlier, the defendants in both the Suits<br />

have filed applications to have the proceedings set aside under<br />

Order 12 rule 7 of the RHC and the inherent jurisdiction of the<br />

Court. The grounds of the said applications were that:<br />

(i)<br />

The subject matter, issues and the facts in the Suits had<br />

been raised and argued by the 1 st plaintiff in the ICC<br />

Arbitration between the 1 st plaintiff and DTAH;<br />

(ii)<br />

The ICC arbitration culminated in a Final Award dated<br />

2.8.2005;<br />

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