Supreme Court of India
P. M. Paul v. Union of India
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Arbitration Act 1940: Sections 14, 17, 30 and 33-Award Setting aside of-Whether arbitrator has misconducted himself or proceedings-Adjudicating upon matter not subject matter of adjudica tion-Legal misconduct. The appellant, a contractor entered into a contract with the respondent for the construction of a building. The contract consisted of two phases. The date of commencement of both the phases was March 10, 1979, the date of completion of Phase I was June 9, 1980 and that of Phase II was November 9, 1980.…
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