Supreme Court of India
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. v. Tata Projects Ltd.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - s.34 - Works contract - Appel/ant-BHEL engaged respondent as a sub- contractor to erect, test and commission boilers - Disputes and differences between the parties - Award passed by Arbitral Tribunal - Objections raised by appellant, claiming payment of crane hire_ charges by the respondent - Held: On facts, provisions contained in the Work Order read with the Tender Document/agreement made it clear that appellant was entitled for crane hire charges which were wrongly disallowed by the order under appeal - Such amount to be deducted from the amount
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