Supreme Court of India
Boc India Ltd. v. Bhagwatl Oxygen Ltd.
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Arbitration Act, 1940-Sections 30, 33 and 8-Works contract-Lump sum price fvced-Party raising invoices against indigenous supply and realising excess amount-Claim of refund by other party-Award by· the c arbitrator allowing the claim-Interference with-Held: Arbitrator took a plausible view on interpretation of contract-Award was not based upon an erroneous proposition of law or error of law appeared from the award or from any document-Award was passed considering the terms of contract, arbitration clause, materials on record and the statement of claim-Figure in dispute was only a mark upto…
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