Supreme Court of India
Sepco Electric Power Construction Corporation v. Power Mech Projects Ltd.
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Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: ss. 36 and 9 – Arbitration award – Interference with – On facts, award of Rs 142 cr in favour of the respondent – Challenge to, by the appellant before the High Court u/s. 34 – Same day the appellant filed interim application u/s. 36(2) seeking stay of the arbitral award – Subsequently, the respondent filed an application u/s. 9 seeking orders on the appellant to furnish security against the amount awarded – Thereafter, appellant directed to deposit 10% of the amounts in its bank accounts, at interval of every 15 days – Respondent filing another…
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