Supreme Court of India
Ghulam Mohammad Dar v. State of J & K & Ors.
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Arbitration - Interest on award amount - High Court hoiding that interest@ 18% p.a. for award amount from date· of decree till realization - Claimant's case that interest on c decretal amount to be paid from date of Award and not from date of decree - On appeal,, held: Order of High Court upheld - Moreso, interest was to be paid by State Government - Interest. An arbitrator passed an award in favour of the claimant. High Court made the award the Rule of the Court and the amount found due along with interest awarded by the Arbitrator was to be paid from the date of decree with interest at 18%
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