Supreme Court of India
D. Gopinathan Pillai v. State of Kerala and Anr.
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Arbitration Act, 1940: Application for setting aside award-3320 days delay in filing Condoned by civil court-High Court declining to interfere-Held, delay cannot be condoned without assigning any reasonable, satisfactory, sufficient and proper reason-Orders of Civil Court and High Court set aside-Delay/Laches-Delay in filing application for setting aside award Respondent-State Government filed an application for condoning 3320 days delay in filing the application for setting aside the award.
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