Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. M/s Jagjit Industries and Anr.
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Telegraph Act, 1885-Section 7- -Reference of disputes to arbitration-Non-speaking award-Validity of-Such non-speaking awards valid only if it has attained finality prior to ML: Jaggi 's* case-Injunction against reopening of such award not applicable to a case where the award is given under Section 7- was challenged on account of absence of reasons in the award prior to ML. Jaggi 's case-On facts, the present award challenged before the High Court and set aside on 20.3.1993 had not attained finality '!nd thus could not be treated as a valid award-Constitution of India, Article 226. The
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