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Appointment of arbitrator - The use of the expression ‘in the first place’ unmistakably shows that non-adjudicatory decision of the Chief Engineer is subject to the right of the aggrieved party to seek remedy - it cannot be treated as an Arbitration Clause - SC
Appointment of arbitrator - The use of the expression ‘in the first place’ unmistakably shows that non-adjudicatory decision of the Chief Engineer is subject to the right of the aggrieved party to seek remedy - it cannot be treated as an Arbitration Clause - SC
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