Supreme Court dismisses petition challenging unreasoned award, refuses Constitution Bench reference The Supreme Court dismissed the petition challenging an unreasoned award, noting lack of pressing before the High Court and court-appointed arbitrator. ...
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The Supreme Court dismissed the petition challenging an unreasoned award, noting lack of pressing before the High Court and court-appointed arbitrator. Refused Constitution Bench reference, modifying award to exclude interest from reference commencement to award date. Special leave petition was dismissed.
The Supreme Court dismissed the petition challenging an unreasoned award, citing that the matter was not pressed before the High Court and the arbitrator was appointed by the court. The Court declined to refer the matter to the Constitution Bench and modified the award by deleting interest from the commencement of reference to the date of the award. The special leave petition was dismissed.
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