Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. M/s. Nav Bharat Construction Co.
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Arbitration: ·contract-Dispute-Reference of claims to arbitration-Reference of 28 claims-Decision of 39 claims-Difference of opinion between two arbitrators-Dispute referred to Umpire arbitrator-Award by Umpire challenged on the grounds that the Umpire was biased; that decision of 39 claims were wrong as only 28 claims were referred; and that the umpire had misconducted himself by not giving reasoned award and by passing the award contrary to the terms of the contract-Held: In the facts of the case bias not proved-Umpire should have confined its award only to the claims made in the
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