Supreme Court of India
Rajasthan State Road Transport Corpn. v. Indag Rubber Ltd.
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Arbitration: Arbitration Act, 1940: Section 33(b). c Arbitration award-Rule of court-Validity of-An agreement was executed between a company and a Corporation for purchase of cold processing re-treading plant and re-treading material-According to the warranty for re-treaded tyres, the company was required to guarantee pe1formance of 46, 000 KMs average life or 95% of new tyres-The Corporation informed the company that re-treaded tyres used on its buses in their eight regions were not giving the guaran1eed kilometerage resulting in a loss to the Corporation-Company emphasized that the method
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