this
Act."
38. The Doctrine of Election assumes significance when two remedies are
available for the same relief. Every case of election, therefore, presupposes ... otherwise would have had. The doctrine of
election postulates that when two remedies are available for the
same relief, the aggrieved party has the option
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
civil court‟ which an
arbitral tribunal is not.
12.2. That if two remedies are available for the same relief, a party is
entitled to exercise ... event, there is no repugnancy
nor inconsistency between the two remedies, therefore, the doctrine
of election has no application."
"55. Doctrine of election
petition under Article 227 of the
Constitution when the respondent had two remedies statutorily available
to him. First is that the respondent could have approached ... open to the respondent to opt either of the two remedies,
contended the Senior Counsel.
xxx xxx xxx
13. It cannot be contended that
branch of
the Rule of Estoppel and postulates that when two remedies are
available for the same relief, the aggrieved party has the option ... supra), cited by the
petitioner itself, is that there must be two remedies available for the
same relief, in which case the aggrieved party
advance or breach of an agreement, the
Corporation has two remedies available to it
against the defaulting industrial concern, one
under Section 29 and another ... whatever stage those proceedings may be. The
Corporation cannot simultaneously pursue two
remedies at the same time. The reach and scope of
the two remedies
