Supreme Court of India
Haresh Dayaram Thakur v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, I996-Part III-Conciliation pro ceedings-When final-Held, successful conciliation pmceeding comes to an end only when the settlement agreement signed by the parties comes into existence-And such agreement has the status and effect of legal sanctity of an arbitral award. Pmt Ill-Conciliation Pmceedings-Without following the pmcedure prescribed under the Act-Whether correct-Held, No-If the statute pre scribes a procedure fer doing a thing, a thing has to be done according to that procedure. In a writ petition filed before High Court, conciliator was appointed
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