Supreme Court of India
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. v. M/s. Nippon Steel Corporation Ltd.
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Indian Arbitration Act, 1940; Section 14: Arbitration-Filing of an award in Court-Notice to parties-Held: Award filed at the instance of the Arbitrator by an advocate-He was not standing counsel for the appellant at the time of filing of award-Merely because he is on the panel of the Advocates of the appellants, it does not determine his representative capacity-Besides, the award was filed by the counsel acting as an agent of the arbitrator-Mere, knowledge of.filing of the award to the counsel cannot be construed as actual/constructive notice to the client-Doctrine of constructive notice
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