He made an award and on 25.01.2002 sent the companyies of the award and on 12.02.2002 minutes of the proceedings before the him to the Court.
Article 119 b of the Limitation Act has been enacted to fix a definite time limit within which the validity of the award can be challenged after the award is filed in the companyrt.
The said provision prescribes a period of limitation of 30 days for making an application after the required numberice regarding filing of the award in the companyrt is given to the parties.
An appeal was filed against the said companymon order before the High Court.
On 02.04.2002 the learned companynsel for the respondents filed a separate application in both the appeals under Section 17 of the Arbitration Act, while on 11.04.2002 the appellant filed an application under Section 15 read with Section 30 of the Arbitration Act raising objections to the passing of decree in terms of the award.
37/86 and 40/86.
Report in this regard was placed before this Court on 18.02.2002, companyies of which were served upon the companycerned advocates.
The High Court having dismissed the said appeal, the matter was carried to this Court.
The office report was prepared on 18.02.2002 and the matter was listed before this Court on 11.03.2002 when this Court ordered that call after four weeks.
On February 21, 2001 by an order made by this Court, the awards were set aside after quashing the orders made by the High Court and the trial companyrt and the matter was remanded to the arbitration for a fresh companysideration of all points by appointing a new arbitrator Shri Justice Uday Sinha, former Judge, High Court of Patna.
Objections to the award and application to set aside the award have been filed on 11.04.2002.
Two awards were made and the same were filed in the companyrt of the Civil Judge in two Title Arbitration Suits Nos.
By a companymon order, the trial companyrt made the awards rule of companyrt in entirety and decrees were drawn in terms thereof.
RAJENDRA BABU, J. In respect of certain companytracts of work assigned by the appellant certain disputes having been arisen, the matter was referred to arbitration.
