Supreme Court of India
Paradip Port Trust and Ors. Etc. v. Unique Builders Etc.
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We hold that the Company is entitled for interest @ 18 per cent per annum from 28.9.1982 to 10.1.1985 and future interest@ 12 per cent per D annum from the date of decree till payment.
Judgment, page 10
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Arbitration: Arbitration Act, 1940--Sections 30, 33-Claims-Award of-Arbitrator awarding a lump sum award and not separate award for each claim-· Contention that award was beyond the scope of arbitration agreement as ii could not be made in respect of certain claims-Tenability of-Held, it is not possible to say uhether the Arbitrator awarded any amount under the claims alleged to be olllside the scope of arbitration clause when the award was made in lump sum-There is nothing to show that the award passed by the Arbitrator was beyond the scope of either the arbitration clause or the terms of
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