Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited vs Nokia Solutions & Network India Pvt. Ltd
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Case Significance
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited vs Nokia Solutions & Network India Pvt. Ltd is a Delhi High Court decision dated February 23, 2026 (citation: ik-21100782). MTNL filed a Section 34 petition challenging an arbitral award, but limited the challenge to the rejection of its Counter Claim No. 1 seeking recovery of Rs 66,25,499 as alleged excess payment, which the arbitrator had rejected as time-barred. The Court found a patent infirmity in the arbitrator's determination of the commencement of limitation, as the date used was anterior to the very basis upon which the excess payment was computed. The impugned finding on limitation was set aside under th The case was heard by Justice Harish Vaidyanathan Shankar. Counsel appearing: Abhishek Tewari (counsel for respondent), Aditya Mani Sharma (counsel for petitioner), Arun Sanwal (counsel for petitioner), Saket Sikri (counsel for petitioner), Utkarsh Trivedi (counsel for respondent), Vikalp Mudgal (counsel for petitioner).
Summary
MTNL filed a Section 34 petition challenging an arbitral award, but limited the challenge to the rejection of its Counter Claim No. 1 seeking recovery of Rs 66,25,499 as alleged excess payment, which the arbitrator had rejected as time-barred. The Court found a patent infirmity in the arbitrator's determination of the commencement of limitation, as the date used was anterior to the very basis upon which the excess payment was computed. The impugned finding on limitation was set aside under the doctrine of severability, while all other findings in the award remained undisturbed.
What was the outcome of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited vs Nokia Solutions & Network India Pvt. Ltd?
MTNL filed a Section 34 petition challenging an arbitral award, but limited the challenge to the rejection of its Counter Claim No. 1 seeking recovery of Rs 66,25,499 as alleged excess payment, which ...
Judgment
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