Supreme Court of India
B. Subbarama Naidu v. B. Slddamma Naidu & Others
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Arbitration--Order of reference-If must specify date within which the award is to be made--Award-Validity-W hen can be set aside--Arbitration Act, I940 (10 of I940), ss. 23(I), 30. The questions for determination in the appeal were whetqer the award in question was invalid, (1) by reason of the court failing to comply with the mandatory requirement of s. 23(1) of the Arbitration Act, 1940, that the time within which the award is to be made, must be specified in the order, and (2) whether the arbitrator was in error in allotting to the appellant less than half share in the properties. Held,
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