Supreme Court of India
Prakash Narain Sharma v. Burmah Shell Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.
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We are of the opinion that the appeal is liable to be dismissed.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Delhi Cooperative Societies Act, I 972-Sections 60 and 93-Dispute between Cooperative Society and appe/lant-Appointment of arbitrator-Civil Court restraining arbitrator from proceeding ahead with arbitration proceedings-Non-appearance of cooperative society before the arbitrator on the appointed date of hearing-Arbitrator passing ex-parte award in favour of appe/lant-Award cha/lenged-Sing/e Judge setting aside ex-parte award in view of restraint order of Civil Court-Division Bench holding that Civil Court not competent to entertain any civil suit which any authority under the Act competent to
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