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Orissa High Court

Union Of India vs M/S. Loknath Biswal on 30 June, 2022

Author: Arindam Sinha

Bench: Arindam Sinha

                 IN THE HIGH COURT OF ORISSA AT CUTTACK

                              ARBA No.40 of 2013
                             (Through hybrid mode)

            Union of India                        ....            Appellant

                                                      Mr. P.K. Parhi, ASG
                                                  Mr. S.S. Kashyuap, CGC
                                       -versus-

            M/s. Loknath Biswal                   ....          Respondent
                                                  Mr. A. Patnaik, Advocate

                     CORAM: JUSTICE ARINDAM SINHA
                                      ORDER
Order No.                            30.06.2022
   16.      1.      Mr. Kashyuap, learned advocate appears on behalf of

appellant. He submits, dispute between the parties is regarding interpretation of clause-7 in the contract. It relates to price variation. Contract period was for two years and extended by a month. The work was abandoned. The price variation clause cannot be invoked. However, he seeks adjournment to further analyze the clause and make submissions on adjourned date.

2. Mr. Patnaik, learned advocate appears on behalf of respondent and submits, there is no error in impugned judgment upholding the award. No ground under section 34, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 could be made out by appellant before the Court below. He relies on judgment dated 13th Page 1 of 1 // 2 // November, 2021 of the Supreme Court in Civil Appeal no.6832 of 2021 (Panjab State Civil Supplies Corporation Ltd. and another v. M/s. Ramesh Kumar and Company and others) to submit, thereby law was declared on scope of section 37 appeal.

3. Adjournment granted is peremptory.

4. List on 7th July, 2022 under same heading, as prayed for by Mr. Kashyuap.

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