Supreme Court of India
D. Gopinathan Pillai v. State of Kerala and Anr.
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Arbitration Act, 1940: Application for setting aside award-3320 days delay in filing Condoned by civil court-High Court declining to interfere-Held, delay cannot be condoned without assigning any reasonable, satisfactory, sufficient and proper reason-Orders of Civil Court and High Court set aside-Delay/Laches-Delay in filing application for setting aside award Respondent-State Government filed an application for condoning 3320 days delay in filing the application for setting aside the award. The civil court allowed the said application observing that officers of the State Government
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