Supreme Court of India
Coal Linker v. Coal India Limited
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Arbitration Act, 1940 - ss. 29, 17 and 30 - Pendente lite interest .,.., Power of court to grant - Arbitrator while passing c award granting interest for pre award period but not for post award period-from. the date of award till the date of the decree - -Awardee instead of filing objection to the award uls. 30, filing application u/s. 17 for decree in terms of the award - ·"' Executing court passing decree and directing payment of ... > interest from the date of award till the date of decree - Correctness of - Held: Not correct - Executing court could not have gone beyond the award and
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