Supreme Court of India
Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. v. M/s Tejparas Associates Exports Pvt. Ltd.
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Limitation Act, 1963: ss.3, 5 and 14 – Arbitration Award – Appellant in order to assail award filed petition u/s.34 before Jaipur District Court – Objection by respondent that cause of action arose at Jodhpur – Jaipur District Court held the petition as not maintainable before it but exercised power under Or.7 r.10 and 10A and returned the petition to appellant with direction to appear before District Court Jodhpur on 2.4.2008 for presentation of petition and proceed with the matter – However, appellant presented the petition only on 10.4.2008 instead of specified date of 2.4.2008 –
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