Supreme Court of India

Trideshwar Dayal and Anr. v. Maheshwar Dayal and Ors.

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Reported as [1989] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 529
Bench L.M. Sharma J.
Decided 19 December 1989

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Indian Stamp Act, 1899: Sections J3, 56 and 47- (U.P. State Amendment)-Arbitration award-Insufficiently stamped-Impound­ ing-Limitation for-Chief Controlling Revenue Authority-Whether competent to interfere with the order of Collector. dispute between the appellants and resp•mdent No. I was refer­ red to an arbitrator who made an award and filed it before the civil court. On objection by the appellants, the prayer for making the award a rule of the court was rejected. On appeal, the High Court confirmed the same. This Court refused special leave and a petition for review was also dismissed.

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