FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN versus AL-FAROOQ BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR
Arbitration Act 1940 Section 20 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Arbitration Jurisdiction Jurisdiction Contract Liability: Respondents were given a construction contract under dispute regarding payment between the parties, Request Section 20, Arbitration Act 1940 was filed. For the appointment of the arbitration case, the defendant was referred to the sole arbitrator with the consent of the parties, both parties appeared before the arbitrator and guided the arbitrator with the parties' requests and settled the matter and record the result. Was the applicant's argument. That it could not be handed over to the arbitrator to resolve the dispute. Where a sole arbitrator was appointed without the consent of the juror, the matter cannot be transferred to another person because the applicant had waived his / her correct legal notice. Applicant served and in response the applicant could be found to resolve the dispute with the defendant but the applicant agreed to appoint a single arbitrator. The Supreme Court disagreed with the argument that the sole arbitrator did not have the option to resolve the dispute, respondents issued a letter mentioning the dispute rate item, such as the letter the applicant received and the steps taken The authenticity, authenticity and its contents were not questioned, the letter has to be checked by the applicants, the contents of the letter were already sent when the respondents' bills were executed. The appeal was refused and the acceptance proceeded
Find a Lawyer Near You
Dealing with a matter like this? Connect with a verified advocate in your city — free on SJP Lawyers Directory.
