Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. M/s. S.D. Shinde and Co.
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Arbitration Act,1940: Ss.18 and 20-Arbitration-Award given by arbitrator-Subsequently arbitrator filed an interim award for being made rule of the court-Interim order passed directing the Government to pay final bill to contractor- Application by contractor purported to be uls.18-Ultimately suit dismissed and matter remitted back for fresh arbitration-In revision High Court directing the Government to pay to the contractor in accordance with the final bill-Held, High Court had no jurisdiction to pass the impugned order-The award had already been set aside by Civil Judge-No award was in
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