Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Construction Company Ltd. v. Union of India
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The appellant entered into a contract with the, Union of India for the construction of certain railway bridges. On disputes arising the matter went to arbitration and then to an umpire. After the umpire had made his award the appellant filed an application under s. 14 of the Indian Arbitration Act 1940, praying that the umpire be directed to file the award or a signed Copy thereof in the terms of s. 14(2). The umpire filed in the Court a copy at the top of which he wrote : "now I hereby reproduce a true copy of the said award which is as follows." At the end of the copy of the award he wrote…
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