Submission of the award through Sections 148 and 158 of the Litigation Act (IX of 1908) and Section 14 (1) of the Arbitration Act 1940 were intended to inform the parties only on the award making notice that an award It was made that they could file an application for submission to the award court and such application has to be filed under Article 178 of the Limitation Act, 1908, within 90 days of serving the award notice. This award was to enable the parties to file an application for the separation of the award, for which the limitation under Article 158 of the Limitation Act 1908 was 30 days, with no provision in the Arbitration Act 1940 which made copies on the arbitrator. Duty for delivery. The parties were required to file the award in the court only under the arbitration law of the award and its affiliates, after which the responsibility was terminated; the notice was issued to the parties after the award was entered into the court and if the parties properly If the service was performed, then in order to protect their interests, the parties were obliged to proceed with the matter carefully, by obtaining copies of the documents which they had received. Defendant's request dismissed,
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