Arbitration Act 1940 Section 21 Law in the Inquiry (10 of 1984), Article 33 Referring to the third person between the parties to the arbitration proceeding, the person referred to the decision as the consent of the parties after submitting the report to the court As a reflection of this, the defects in relation to a section of an act in relation to a section of an act are considered to be part of the act itself, therefore, with reference to the example attached to Article 33, Convention E Martyrs, 1984. It appears the referee was required to present the information. According to his personal information of the court and this knowledge should be for the period prior to his appointment and his information thereafter will not be equivalent to an admission between the parties presented by the referee, which will result in the decision to lease. Important, on the basis of where the person was called. Even after receiving evidence and hearing arguments and deciding the dispute after submitting material, etc., it cannot be treated. The terms of reference between the referee parties show that even the arbitrators were to be appointed by the parties. So that the dispute between them can be resolved and the role assigned by them to the nominee fits with the role of arbitrator which is in the nature of the nominee by the parties until the arbitration award can be accepted. Objections to this shall not be sought by the court as determined by law and so long as this clause The report goes on to judge, therefore, applicable has been deleted because it did not comply with the law provisions. Make decisions and decisions based on the report of the third person (with the consent of the parties)
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