Supreme Court of India
National Fertilizers v. Puran Chand Nangia
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Arbitration : Works contract-Acceptance of tender-Applicability of quoted rates for a variation upto ± 25% of contract value and higher market rates beyond the variation-Claim for higher rates-Arbitrator awarding 50% of higher rates-Jurisdiction of arbitrator-Held, on facts, there is no error of law in the award of the arbitrator. Works contract-Changes in terms of contract-Held, the terms of contract cannot be altered unilaterally to the detriment of opposite party. Appellant-company invited quotations for works amounting to Rs. 3,39,88,000. The quotation of respondent-contractor was
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