Supreme Court of India
Messrs. Basant Lal Banarsi Lal v. Bansi Lal Dagdulal
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Forward Contracts in Oilseeds-If illegal in Greater Bombay- Bombay Forward Contracts Control Act, r947 (Bom. LX IV of r947), s. 3-Essential Supplies (Temporary Powers) Act, r946 (XXlV of r946), s. 8. Various contracts for sale of goods had been made between the parties in Bombay each of which contained an arbitration clause. Disputes having arisen in March, 1952, in respect of these contracts, they were referred to arbitration and a compo site award was made on October 7, 1952, against the respondent. One of these disputes had arisen out of a forward contract in groundnuts. The respondent
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