Supreme Court of India
Jawaharlal, Burman v. Union of India
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The appellant and the, respondent nominated their arbitrator who heard the matter at length and the proceedings had reached a stage when an award might have been pronounced. It was then that the appellant chose to obstruct the further progress of the proceedings by raising the plea that there was no, concluded contract. The appellant refused to apply under s. 33 and so a stalemate issued because the arbi- trators were, not entitled to proceed further, with the arbitration proceedings., The respondent moved the court under s. 28 along with s. 33, for a decision of the question about the…
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