Supreme Court of India
Inder Sain Mittal v. Housing Board Haryana and Ors.
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Arbitration Act, J 940: Sections 30 and J 4(2)-Dispute between parties-Appointment of Arbitrator-Appointed Arbitrator transferred-However, he continued with the proceedings and passed an award-Parties participated in arbitration proceedings without any protest-Party against whom award passed filed objection that award not binding as only the successor of appointed Arbitrator should have taken over the proceedings and passed award-Right to objection whether merits consideration-Held, such a case is not in disregard of any provisions of law but breach of agreement-Thus by their conduct parties…
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