Supreme Court of India
M/s Gora Lal v. Union of India
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Arbitration Act, 1940-Work Contract-Arbitration clause-Refer ence of dispute to arbitrator-Arbitrator to give finding in his award along with sum awarded on each item of dispute-Arbitrator awarding sum on each item-Award made rule of court by Single Judge of High Court- However, set aside by Division Bench-Aggrieved party pleading that arbitrator has given findings in his award-On appeal, held: In terms of the arbitration clause words 'findings' with 'on each item of dispute' denotes 'reasons', in support of the conclusion on each item of dispute, therefore, arbitrator required to give
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