Supreme Court of India
M/s Sikkim Subba Associates v. State of Sikkim
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Sikkim High Court (Practice & Procedure) Rules, 1991-Rules 149 and 150-Deletion of Rules retrospectivelr-Difference of opinion between two Judges-Order of reference to third Judge-Validity and effect of-Held, valid-Retrospective deletion could not per se have the effect of nullifying or destroying orders passed or acts already performed-Sections 98(2) and 151- .P. . Arbitration Act, 1940-Section 30-Misconduct of Arbitrator-Non- application of mind-Recording of findings which is absurd, unreasonable and irrational-Held, amounts to misconduct of Arbitrator and the award is vitiated on account
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