The SC held that the respondent's Section 34 application under ...

Section 34 Application Filed on Next Court Working Day After Holiday Period Deemed Within Limitation Under Arbitration Act

April 4, 2025

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The SC held that the respondent's Section 34 application under the ACA, filed on 11.07.2022 (the next court working day), was within the limitation period and required no condonation of delay. The High Court correctly allowed the Section 37 appeal, determining the application was timely filed. The Court declined to interfere with the High Court's interim direction staying execution of pending recovery until merits adjudication, noting the appellant had already withdrawn 50% of the arbitral sum deposited by the respondent. The appeal was accordingly dismissed.

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The SC held that the respondent's Section 34 application under ...

Section 34 Application Filed on Next Court Working Day After Holiday Period Deemed Within Limitation Under Arbitration Act

April 4, 2025

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

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