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MESSRS TRIBAL FRIENDS CO. versus PROVINCE OF BALOCHISTAN

Arbitration Act 1940 Sections 14 (2), 30, 31 and 39 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Schedule Article 158 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), O XXVII, to Separate Award Limitations Court on RA 27 11 11 1976 In the presence of the petitioner and the Government's petition to the matter, the matter was adjourned until 2 7 1977 because the award was not filed by another order of the date, the court finding that the arbitrator had entered the award. What is more, the official instructed the players and parties to submit their objections to the award. From time to time, the court noted on 2 9 1977 that the appellant had filed an objection and in the absence of a public prosecutor had made a case for arguments in the court of 1977 1977, but in the presence of the representative of the department, to file the objection. The last opportunity granted and adjourned the matter 18 5 5 1977, on the day the objections were filed, the appellant claimed that the objections filed by the respondent government were withheld from time to time. The respondents' position was that Section 14 of the arbitration proceeded. Under the Act, 1940, the court had to give notice to the parties submitting the award and it was time for the actual service of such notice to a party. History may not be running the government pleader valid notice that may be presented to the provincial government for the agent. According to the terms of O XXVII, R 4, on a public official, the CPC representative of the department was personally presented and given the date for filing the award, which shows that the respondent government 14 (2). ) Of the Arbitration Act; 1940 objections filed by defendant were withheld over time famous supreme court advocate from Ratto Dero lawyer