Supreme Court of India
Malik Brothers v. Narendra Dadhich and Ors.
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Constitution of India, Article 226-Public Interest Litigation-Public Auction-Highest bid accepted-Dispute between parties referred to arbitration-Award of arbitrator challenged by third party under writ jurisdiction in. PIL-Award not challenged under provisions of Arbitration Act-Whether PIL maintainable-Held, under the facts and circumstances, interest of public is not {II all involved and PIL not maintainable-Provisions of the Arbitration Act cannot be frustrated by recourse to writ jurisdiction Arbitration Act, 1940.
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