Supreme Court of India
M/s. Gail (i) Ltd. v. Bal Kishan Agarwal Glass Industries Ltd.
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bitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - s. 17 - Interim orders -Agreement between appellant and respondent for sup- c ply of gas - Supply discontinued - Dispute over terms of re- connection - Suit filed by respondent notwithstanding pend- ing arbitral proceedings - Orders passed by Civil Court and High Court - Held: Under s. 17, interim orders can be passed by arbitrator - Respondent directed to make application for interim· arrangement before the arbitrator. An agreement was entered into between the appel- lant and the respondent for supply of gas. The gas meter . was found tampered and
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