Supreme Court of India
M/s Sant Ram and Company v. The State of Rajasthan and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908/Arbitration Act, 1940: 0 XXXIX R. IIS. 41 (b) and Second Schedule-Application for ad interim injunction-Dispute referred to Arbitrator by mutual agreement- Pending arbitration respondent sought to adjust amount due to appellant in another contract-Application for ad interim injunction by appellant seeking to restrain respondent from adjusting the said amount-District Judge and High Court held that application was not maintainable-Held, under the contract appellant had expressly agreed for adjustment of amount pendinK with respondent in respect of claim under the
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