Supreme Court of India
Firm Rajasthan Udyog & Ors. v. Hindustan Engineering & Industries Ltd.
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Arbitration Act, 1940 – Extent of execution of an a ward – 249.60 Bighas of land owned by appellant-firm was a cquired in 1973 for the benefit of respondent-Company – Challe nged by appellant – Rejected by High Court – Special appeal allowed by Division Bench – SLPs filed by respondent and State of Raj asthan, dismissed by Supreme Court – Agreement arrived at b etween the parties, as well as State of Rajasthan stating that out of 249.60 bighas of land, approx. 104 bighas would be retaine d by the appellant and the remaining about 145 bighas would be sold to the respondent, subject to fixation
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