Supreme Court of India
Jatinder v. M/s. Chopra Land Dev. P. Ltd. and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
For the above reasons, that M.C.D. ultimately revoked the sanction for the construction of
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Arbitration Act, 1940: ss. 8, 14. 16(3), 20, 28, 31(2)-Agreement-Regarding construction on a plot located at Delhi-Terms of agreement specifYing the Court at Faridabad c to have jurisdiction-Dispute-Reference to Arbitrator with concurrence of the parties-On the first date of hearing Arbitrator was absent-Suit under Section 20 of the Act-After fourteen months of the reference, ex-parte award by Arbitrator-Application before trial court at Faridabad for making the award rule of the Court-Territorial jurisdiction of the court objected to and award also challenged as non-est as the Arbitrator
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