Supreme Court of India
Highways Authority of India v. Gwalior Jhansi Expressway Limited
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In view of the above, we have no hesitation in concluding that the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal as confirmed by the High Court, falls foul of the fundamental policy of Indian law an d cannot be countenanced.
Judgment, page 28
From the headnote
Tenders – Agreement between the appellant and the respondent for widening the existing two-la ne portion of National Highway No.75 to four lanes – Appellant alleged breaches on p art of the respondent – Arbitral Tribunal constituted – Appellant mo ved application u/s.17 of the 1996 Act before the Tribu nal seeking permission to complete the balance work of the projec t in view of loss to the public at large – Respondent also filed application u/ s.17 – Arbitral Tribunal disposed of the applications by common interim order dtd. 23 rd July 2016 – Appellant issued a tender for the balance work –
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