Supreme Court of India
Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board v. R.J. Shah and Company
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Arbitration Act, 1940 Award challenged-Allegation that arbitrator had exceeded his jurisdiction-Dispute related to construction of contract-Arbitrator called upon to construe or interpret the terms of the contract-Held, award liable to be set aside if there is error of jurisdiction but not if the error is committed in exercise of jurisdiction-Merely because another view was possible it cannot be said that the arbitrator had exceeded the jurisdiction in making the award Jurisdiction of Arbitrator-Construction of-Arbitration clause or a specific term in the contract or law not permitting or…
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