PORT QASIM AUTHORITY versus AL-GHURAIR GROUP OF CO.
Sections 34 and 2 of the Arbitration Act 1940 and 2 of the Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972) Section 3 The appeal regarding the stay of the appeal to the trial and arbitration proceedings was rejected by the High Court (Single Judge) on the effective date of the agreement. Never existed And, therefore, the arbitration clause cannot be accepted, irrespective of the nature of the dispute, to show the broader dimension of the dispute, the validity of the effective date of the agreement, and its absence of fact. Neither the contract nor its legal justification created certain obligations that had to be performed for the purpose of reaching the effective date. In such an agreement, the terms of the arbitration clause must be divided. The fact that the contract is structured and the performance of the parties' agreements under it is a fact that the parties do not have to pay the obligation up to a certain date. Even an emergency would not mean that no agreement could exist that could not be relieved of the obligation to perform the cause of any great event. Considering the parties, the plaintiffs could potentially emphasize that they did not have to pay their obligations under the contract unless an effective date was reached. However, they cannot argue that the agreement never existed where the contract was disappointing, the contract itself will not end. Only one party or both of them will refrain from fulfilling their obligations so that finding the High Court (Single Judge) could not refer the matter to arbitration and the parties were instructed to refer their own arbitrator. Set that, in it
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