Supreme Court of India
Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. v. L.K. Ahuja
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Arbitration Act, 1940-Sections 15 rlw 30 and 39(2): Dispute-Award of Arbitrator-Grant of claims-Application for setting aside and improving the award-Held: In view of the facts of the case award modified Award of Arbitrator-Interference with- Scope of-Held: When award is passed in view of pleadings, the evidence and terms of contract, there is no scope for interference-Even if two views are possible view of Arbitrator would prevail-However, the same can be interfered with when Arbitrator exceeds the terms of agreement and award is passed in absence of evidence apparent on the face of the
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