M/S. Binoy Trading Co. And Anr vs Tata Motors Finance Limited on 28 July, 2025

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The Court: These two appeals arise out of two arbitration petitions

whereby the appellants challenged two arbitral awards passed in favour of the

present respondent by a learned sole Arbitrator. The Learned Single Judge

dismissed the two applications under Section 34 of the Arbitration and

Conciliation Act, 1996, not on merits but on the ground that the same were not

maintainable in the High Court. This is because prior to the setting aside

applications being filed, the respondent herein had approached the City Civil

Court at Calcutta with post-award Section 9 applications for interim orders to

protect the vehicles of the respondent which were in the possession of the

present appellants under loan-cum-hypothecation agreements. Such

applications under Section 9 were entertained by the Learned City Civil Court

and protective orders were also passed. The present appellants approached the

Learned City Civil Court with applications for vacating the interim orders

passed in favour of the finance company.



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