Supreme Court of India
Payyavula Vengamma v. Payyavula Kesanna and Others
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4 Supreme Court benches have cited this judgment.
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Arbitration-Arbitrator taking statement from one party in the absence of the other-Legal misconduct-TT alilhty of award-Ques tion of prejudice. Where, in an arbitration under s. 21 of the Indian Arbitration Act, the arbitrator took statements from each of the parties in the absence of the other and made an award: Held, that it is one of t.hi; ~lrirMntM'Y iwinciiplM 6f thA 9.dministro.tion of justice, whether by courts or by arbitration by lawyers or merchants, that a party ~houlc1 not be allowed to use any means whatsoever to influence 1952 Raja Kainakshyti Narayan Singh BahadZ<r v. Chohan
Where later benches applied it
- 1994 M/s Subhash Aggrawal Agencies v. M/s Bhilwara Synthetics Ltd. and Ors.
- 1992 Jugal Kishore Prabhatilal Sharma and Ors. v. Vijayendra Prabhatilal Sharma and Anr.
- 1989 Raipur Development Authority Etc. Etc. v. Chokhamal Contractors Etc. Etc.
- 1952 Raja Kamakshya Narayan Singh Bahadur v. Chohan Ram and Another
Of those, 4 mentioned
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