Supreme Court of India
M/s. Alopi Parshad & Sons, Ltd. v. The Union of India
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Arbitration-Award, setting aside of-Error on the face of the record-Reference of specific questions-Contract-Terms of payment specified-Change of circumstances-Power of arbitrator to vary terms-Quantum M eruit payment, when justified. The appellants were appointed under an agreement in writing · by the Governor-General as agents for purchasing and supplying ghee required for the Army personnel with effect from October l, 1937. After the outbreak of the World War II there was an enormous increase in the demand of ghee by the Government and the agreement was revised by mutual consent on June
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