Supreme Court of India
K. Sasidharan v. Kerala State Film Development Corporation
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Arbitration Act, 1940: Section 20. Power of Court to appoint Arbitrator-Contract excluding arbitration c/ause-Court-Wliether can appoint Arbitrator-Clause 73 of Madras Detailed standard Specification-Clause 12 of General Conditions of the Contract-Whether applicable. The appellant entered into a contract with the Respondent-Corpora tion for construction of a theatre. During the execution of the contract a dispute arose and the appellant filed an application under Section 20 of the Arbitration Act, 1940 for reference to an Arbitrator which was con tested by the respondent on the ground that
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