Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa v. B.N. Agarwala
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Arbitration Act: Sections 14, 29, 30 and 33--Arbitrator-Jurisdiction to award interest for pre reference period. An agreement was entered· into between the appellant-State and the respondent for the construction of an Irrigation Project. The work was completed on 11.9.69. On 8.8.1977, the respondent claimed certain amounts 011 account of extra work done by him, and the dispute was referred to the Superintending Engineer, as the sole Arbitrator, who maae a reasoned award on 25.2.1980 granting a total sum of Rs.1,59,298. This amount comprised of Rs. 61,086.61p. towards interest and Rs.
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