Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. M/s. Nav Bharat Construction Company
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Judgment, page 13
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Arbitration Act, 1940: s.30 - Jurisdiction of Court to set aside the award - Held: The jurisdiction of the Court under s.30 is not appellate in nature - Court is not empowered to re-appreciate the evidence and examine the correctness of conclusions arrived at by the Umpire in considering an application for setting aside the award - It is also not open to the court to interfere with the award merely if in its opinion, another view was possible - On facts, no reason to differ from aw<~rd of Umpire as he rightly considered the entire evidence. Jurisdiction: Supreme Court appointing new
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