Bangalore District Court M/S Inlogysys Techno Private Limited vs Sai Balaji Enterprises on 22 November, 2025 KABC170006442025 IN THE COURT OF LXXXIV ADDL. CITY CIVIL & SESSIONS JUDGE, AT BENGALURU (CCH85) (Commercial Court) THIS THE 22nd DAY OF NOVEMBER 2025 PRESENT: SRI. ANAND T. CHAVAN. B.Com.,LL.B.(Spl.) LXXXIV ADDL. CITY CIVIL & SESSIONS JUDGE, BENGALURU. Com.AP.No.26/2025 Respondent/ M/s. Inlogysys Techno Private Appellant: Limited, 3 37/1, 6th Main Road, Singasandra, Hosur Main Road, Bengaluru560 068. Rep by its Director. (Rep by Sri. Vishnu Hegde Advocate) V/s Claimant/ Sri. Sai Balaji Enterprises, Respondent: 3 15/1A, 3rd D Cross, Thammappa Building Road, Netaji Nagar, Jalahalli Cross, Bengaluru560057. Rep by its Proprietor, Smt. Hema N W/o. Bhaskar N, 2 Com.AP.26/2025 Aged about 42 years. (Rep by Sri. Harshith N Balakrishna Advocate) Date of Institution of the suit 14.02.2025 Nature of the suit (suit on pronote, suit for declaration Arbitration Suit under & Possession, Suit for Section 34 of Arbitration & injunction etc.) Conciliation Act, 1996. Date of commencement of recording of evidence Date on which judgment was 22.11.2025 pronounced Total Duration Year/s Month/s Day/s 00 09 08 LXXXIV Addl. City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bengaluru. JUDGMENT This petition has been filed by present petitioner, under Section 34 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 seeking call for records of A.C.No. 57/2024 from Arbitration and Conciliation Center, Kanijabhavana, Bengaluru and to set aside the impugned Arbitral Award passed by the Learned 3 Com.AP.26/2025 Arbitrator Sri. Chandramallegowda, Sole Arbitrator, in the AC No.57/2022 dtd.19.11.2024 and consequently to dismiss the claim petition of claimant. 2. The arbitration proceedings in A.C.No: 57/2022 was initiated in pursuant to order of Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council (MSEFC), Bengaluru dtd.29.11.2023 in Case No.07/2023 filed by the claimant against the present petitioner. The parties are referred as per their ranking before the Arbitral Tribunal for the sake of convenience. 3. The brief summary of the case of the Claimant before the Arbitral Tribunal in A.C.No: 57/2024 is as under: The respondent had approached claimant firm for supply of HC HEX Bolts, Nylock Nuts, Plain Washers, Spring Washers, Anchor Bolts, Tubular Spacers, Turnbuckles, Cement Board Self Tapping Screws etc., by visiting manufacturing premises of claimant and sent enquires on 22.03.2022. After negotiation, respondent issued first purchase order 4 Com.AP.26/2025 No.TPL/FIN/202122/900 dtd.23.03.2022 seeking supply of products. Accordingly claimant started supplying products to respondent company by promptly delivering the same, as requested by respondent. The respondent accepted quality and quantity of materials delivered by claimant by acknowledging the receipt of products on invoices. The terms in respect of mode of repayment was 45 days credit and within that time payment was to be made by respondent. Respondent purchased products from claimants for total sum of Rs.88,31,063.11/ at regular intervals from 23.03.2022 to 18.03.2024. During said period respondent made payment of Rs.45,50,811.80/ on various dates, but they failed to make payment of balance amount of Rs.42,80,251.31/. Despite repeated demands, respondent failed to pay said amount and as such claimant being a registered Micro and Small Enterprises is entitled for interest prescribed under MSME Act. Hence claimant approached Micro Finance and Small Enterprise 5 Com.AP.26/2025 facilitation council seeking redressal of its grievance. As respondent did not come forward to settle the dues, MSEFC referred the case for arbitration. Hence claimant is entitled to recover Rs.42,80,251/ together with interest at the rate of 18% per annum till filing of petition before MSEFC, which is accrued at Rs.5,07,095/. Hence the aforesaid claim petition filed by claimant before Arbitral Tribunal seeking direction to respondent to pay sum of Rs.42