The parties might, by agreement, decide to refer all disputes to any one Court to the exclusion of all other Courts,

Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - Jurisdiction - When two or more Courts have jurisdiction to adjudicate disputes arising out of an arbitration agreement, the parties might, by agreement, decide to refer all disputes to any one Court to the exclusion of all other Courts, which might otherwise have had jurisdiction to decide the disputes. The parties cannot, however, by consent, confer jurisdiction on a Court which inherently lacked jurisdiction. (Para 47) 

Ravi Ranjan Developers Pvt. Ltd. v. Aditya Kumar Chatterjee, 

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