In the presence of a mediation clause in the matter of a division of section 34 of the Sections 34 Arbitration Act, 1940 and a partnership between the parties, the permanent purpose of section 34 of the Arbitration Act, referring to the arbitration of matters in 1940 The parties had less to do with the inconvenience and the court had to see why mediation should not be referred to the arbitration case under section 34 of its arbitration agreement. The purpose of the Arbitration Act, 1940, is to make the arbitration agreement effective and to prevent a party from going to court against the party's own agreement. In the presence of an arbitration agreement, it was necessary for a party to take action. Had to start. To enter into an arbitration agreement with any other party. That there will be an attempt to stop the legal proceedings in the case of which it is agreed to refer to the arbitration; that the applicant for the stay is a party to the litigation. That the applicant was not required to take any action in the proceedings after the hearing, the applicant had to be satisfied that he was not only ready for arbitration at the commencement of the proceedings, but also to do everything necessary for the proper conduct of the arbitration. Ready for and ready for. And the court must be satisfied that there was no good reason why the matter should not be handed over to arbitration, no civil court jurisdiction was barred from the existence of an arbitration agreement and section 34 of the Arbitration Act 1940 Has not been mandated. A court is required to approach the dispute mediation and practice reconciliation until it is satisfied that the arbitrator
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