Supreme Court of India
West Bengal State Warehousing Corporation v. M/s. Indrapuri Studio Pvt. Ltd. and Another
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West Bengal Premises Requisition and Control Act, 1947 - ss. 11 (1 )(f) and 2(d) - Premises belonging to respondent No. 1 requisitioned by State Government and transferred to appellant - Compensation payable to resrondent no. 1 not fixed by agreement - Arbitrator, appointed for determination of compensation, passed award - Appellant filed appeal challenging the award - High Court declined to entertain the appeal holding that appellant was not a 'person interested' in the compensation payable on account of requisition of the premises - Held: person for whose benefit the premises are
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