Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa v. Dandasi Sahu
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We are of the opinion that such decisions also cannot give much assistance to the appellant.
Judgment, page 10
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 136-Decision of larger bench pending on the question of unreasoned award-Plea to await that decision-Whether could, be allowed. Arbitration Act, 1940: Section 14-Unreasoned award-Not per · se bad-Plea to await decision of larger bench-Whether justified. Sections 16 and 3{}-Whether award becomes bad merely because the amount awarded is quite high-Factors to be considered-Only if there is error apparent on the face of award, can be remitted or set aside-Validity of award-Whether the points, upon which arbitrator adjudicated, covered, by .the exception
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