Supreme Court of India
Deo Narain Choudhury v. Shree Narain Choudhury
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Arbitration Act, 1940/limitation Act, 1963-Section 14/Artic/e 119- Arbitrator issuing notices to parties regarding filing of award before Court Respondent filing Caveat for hearing before making Rule of Court-Notice of Court to parties intimating the.filing of Award-Period of limitation of 30 days for filing objections-Held, period of limitation starts from the date of issue of notice by Court and not from the date of filing of Caveat.…
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