Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Steel Works Construction Ltd. v. C. Rajasekhar Rao
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Arbitration Act, 1940: Sections 3, 28 and 33-Arbitration pro ceedings-Not to be unduly prolonged-Whether Court has power to extend time for giving award after award is made-Award-When can be set aside-Reasons not given by arbitrator-Whether court entitled to speculate and probe mental process by which arbitrator reached conclusion. There was an Agreement between the respondent-contractor and the appellant-construction company in respect of certain works. Differ ences and disputes arose and there were proceedings before the arbitrators named In the Agreement. As the arbitrators could not
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