Supreme Court of India
J. Kodanda Rami Reddy v. State of A.P. & Ors.
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Arbitration Act, 1940 - ss. 8, 30 and 33 - Application u/ s. 8 for appointment of arbitrator by bidder company - Objection raised by State that in view of GOM No. 430 dated 24.10.1983 all claims above Rs. 50,0001- would be decided by the civil court of competent jurisdiction - Appointment of arbitrator by Sub-ordinate Judge - Order attaining finality - Passing of award by arbitrator - Award filed before Sub ordinate Judge - Application ulss. 30 an 33 by State for setting aside the award - Award made rule of the court - Appeal and revision petitions - High Court setting aside the appointment
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