Section 31 award of the Arbitration Act 1940, the jurisdiction of the court dealing with such objections, does not serve as a court of appeal nor as a substitute forum for adjudication of cases which But the parties agree to the decision by the arbitrator where the conclusions are made. The arbitrator was crooked or the theory taken by him was bad or inconsistent with the law or, in the complete separation of the evidence from the parties, the court had obtained the authority to intervene in the award to deal with the award.
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