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YOUSAF MASIH versus CH. ABDUL HAMEED HAJI

A VII, R 2 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), Section 20 suit for recovery of money was referred to the statement of a person who intended to be a referee and after his demand was effected. Your statement was recorded before the court. The plaintiff was the right decision to recover the money and the appellate court approved the trial court's order. Nothing was in the record to show that any patent intended to refer the man to the dispute and the documentary evidence was not available on the record, which shows that the parties actually did The person referred to the dispute, who acted with the intent of the referee orders of both the courts, and did not disclose any agreement between the parties under which he would send his dispute to the arbitrator or even to the referee. Consented to when a matter / dispute was about to take place. It can be decided by a referee, it is believed that the parties have entered into their specific dispute with their mutual consent / agreement with someone who can be named by a single name. Neither the arbitrator nor a referee, but in fact the main component of the parties' consensus to refer the matter to the suit to refer to the dispute to be resolved by an individual named the referee. Turns out, it lacks, there was action before the court. The High Court set aside the unanimity of the courts under unauthorized and material irregularities in the exercise of its jurisdiction to review the absence under the law. jobs for fresh advocates from Fizagat lawyer