Supreme Court of India
D.D. Sharma v. Union of India
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In the result Civil Appeal No. 6678 of 1999 filed by the contractoris, therefore, allowed and Civil Appeal No. 1984 of 2000 filed by the Union of India is dismissed.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Arbitration Act, 1940-Section 30-Conditional offer of rebates made by bidder in response to the Notice Inviting tenders-Bid accepted-Bidder referring disputed claims to arbitration-Arbitrator, by a non-speaking award, partially allowed the claims of the bidder-High Court reversing on the ground that the Arbitrator has not considered some documents-Correctness of-Held, a Court can interfere with the award of the Arbitrator only if he exceeds his jurisdiction or misconducted himself or the proceedings-On facts, the Arbitrator has considered all documents before granting the Award- Hence, the
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