Supreme Court of India
Y. Sleebachen Etc. v. Superintending Engineer Wro/pwd &anr.
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Decree: Consent decree - Arbitral award - Challenged in District Court - Pending petitions, negotiations failed - However, when petitions listed for hearing, contractor offered to further reduction of his claims - Offer accepted by Government Pleader appearing for employers and, 0 accordingly, a consent decree passed by District Court - Appeal by employer on the ground that its advocate was not authorised to enter into any compromise - High Court setting aside the consent decree - Held: Nothing has been brought out by respondents to show that the advocate was not authorised to enter into such
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