Supreme Court of India
International Construction Company Etc. v. State of Andhra Pradesh and Ors.
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Arbitration Act, 1940: Sections 30 and 33-Contract for excavation work.formation of embankments etc.-- /ause 83 stipulating that claim should be made in writing to the Superintending Engineer within I 5 days from !he date of cause of action in order to enable verification-Also stipulated that it would be impossible to verijj· the facts of the claims preferred after 15 days and such claims liable to be rejected-Appellant made claims in respect of -+ losses suffered because of cyclone in November 1977 and floods in 1978, without giving details in terms of Clause 83-Award made by the Arbitrator
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