Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. M/s G.S. Atwal, and Co. (asansole)
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Arbitration Act, 1940-Sec 30(c)-Enlargement of-Scope of reference by Arbitrator-Held, a legal misconduct-Award vitiated. The Respondent had entered into an agreement with the Petitioner in 1968-69 for excavation of a Feeder Canal. During the course of execution of the work certain disputes had arisen and they were referred to Ar bitrators in instalments. In the fifth of such· Arbitrations, the dispute was as regards hire charges of equipment loan by Farakka Barage and the Respondent claimed for Reference of Arbitration and an Arbitrator was appointed to settle the disputes, After entering
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