Supreme Court of India

Food Corporation of India v. Surendra, Devendra and Mahendra Transport Co.

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Bench M.B. Shah J.
Decided 5 February 2003

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Arbitration: Agreement-Arbitration clause-Clause excluding certain disputes from purview of arbitration clause-Appointment of Arbitrator-Claims regarding excluded disputes before the arbitrator-Decision thereon-Propriety c of-Held, disputes excluded from reference to the arbitrator could not be referred to or decided by the arbitrator-The award made by the arbitrator in respect of excluded items would be in excess of his jurisdiction-Arbitration Act, I 940-Section 20.

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