Arbitration 26 A arbitrator was required by the 26A (1) Arbitration Act, 1940, however, in the absence of compliance with such provision, the court could not hold the award immediately, but the arbitrator or umpire's umpire Duty like that. Within the award itself, to give reasons why the court should be able to consider any question of law arising out of the award. The vacuum was not made, but the umpires and mediators needed to consider the whole argument with all the prudence to work with precautionary and precautionary principles.
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