Supreme Court of India
Kinnari Mullick and Another v. Ghanshyam Das Damani
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - s.34(4) -Appellants entered into an agreement with respondent - Disputes arose between c the parties - Respondent invoked arbitration proceedings ,... Arbitrator passed award allowing the claim of respondent - Appellants filed application u/s.34 for setting aside the award - Single Judge of High Court set aside the impugned award with the finding that it did not disclose any reason in support thereof - Division Bench affirmed the finding and conclusion recorded by Single Judge 'however, suo motu relegated the parties before the Arbitral Tribunal, in
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