Arbitration Act 1940 Section 21 Final findings of fact by referee The parties were contemplating to recover Rs 21,000 in respect of the referee suit for refusing to register any application in the trial court by the parties when the parties disputed their dispute. Was decided by the referee to resolve. The referee settled the matter in favor of the plaintiff, and both the courts below, in their decision to uphold the referee's permanent decision, referenced that the referee is like an arbitrator and that the matter must be decided by the referee before the arbitration act of 1940 Section 21 had the conditions. Authenticity was not complied with where the trial court did not request, it cannot be said that in the present case, a mediation was referred to the parties, and it had taken a special approach to resolve its own dispute. And there was nothing in it. The unlawful adoption that was passed by the trial court in the matter of PE only approved the parties' agreement. Nothing in the jurisdiction can be declared as invalid or void, where there was no illegality or weakness in the decisions of the two courts below, the High Court refused to intervene in the two cases.
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