BURJORJEE COWASJEE & CO. versus NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Sections 20, 27, 30 and 33 of the Arbitration Act, 1940, to award the interim award to the arbitrators, in which the contract is a matter of war, were granted interim award in favor of the plaintiff, who had an insurance policy from the defendant's insurance company. Was, therefore, the defendant company itself recognized its obligation to pay the disputed money policy to the plaintiff company, which applied to establish the interim award in court for the defendant company's rule in court. Was filed in court. The burden of obtaining a Final Inquiry Report from the PC and the Plaintiff to the Defendant was reversed in view of the fact that the Defendant Company did not insist on the preparation of the Final Investigation Report prior to payment when it claimed itself to be the Plaintiff Award. Was recognized. Which was made on the basis of the defendant's admission, though it was interim, enforceable and could not be declared as a temporary award under the court.
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