For instance, the Supreme Court in McDermott International Inc v. Burn Standard Co Ltd (2006) ruled that construction and interpretation of contracts is a matter for the arbitration tribunal to determine. Further, issues relating to breach of contract and quantum of damages are factual ones falling within the exclusive jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal, as held in Olympus Superstructures Pvt Ltd v. Meena Vijay Khetan (1999). Furthermore, in Numaligarh Refinery Ltd. v. Daelim Industrial Co Ltd (2007), the apex court held that it cannot revisit findings of facts recorded by arbitrators. Moreover, in Madnani Construction Corporation Private Limited v. Union of India (2010), the Supreme Court emphasized that arbitral tribunals' findings of facts are conclusive and that courts cannot interfere unless the evidence on the basis of which conclusion was reached is perverse. Most significantly, the Court in Mohd Arif alias Ashfaq v.