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REHMAT ALI versus MUHAMMAD ALI


Orders 18 and 41 of the Arbitration Act 1940, which are not interested in any further relief in view of the amendment of the order by the High Court order reached by the High Court Parties approved by the trial court, are the applicants, hearing, trial. The amendment is to remain pending before the hearing of the application. Finally disposed of
1985 M L D 108

[Lahore]

Before C. A. Rahman,

REHMAT ALI and another--Appellants

versus

Sh. MUHAMMAD ALI and 3 others--Respondents

Civil Revision No. 211 of 1985, decided on 5th May, 1985.

Arbitration Act (X of 1940)--

---Ss. 18 & 41--Order passed by trial Court modified by High Court- Parties arriving at settlement--Petitioner not interested in any further relief in view of modification of order by High Court--Order, held, to remain modified till application pending before trial Court is finally disposed of.

Syed Sajjad for Appellants:

Karamat Nazir Bhandari for Respondent No.l.

Date of hearing: 5th May, 1985.

ORDER

Although, the case was fixed for the disposal of C.M. No.871/C-85 today, learned counsel for the parties have requested that the main case may be disposed of as they have arrived at some settlement. Let their statements be recorded.

(Sd.)

C.A. Rahman

Judge

statement of Syed Sajjad, Advocate for the Petitioners without oath.

The impugned order was passed by the learned trial Court on an application moved by respondent No.l under section 18/41 of the Arbitration Act, 1940. That application has not been finally disposed of and is being contested by the petitioners. Since tile impugned order has been modified by this Court vide order dated 17-12-1984, the petitioners do not want any further relief from this Court, as the aforementioned application would be finally disposed of by tile learned trial Court after hearing the parties. Under the circumstances, the revision petition may be disposed of.

(Sd.)

C.A. Rahman

Judge

State of Mr. Karamat Nazir Bhandari, counsel for respondent No. 1 without oath.

I have heard the statement made by learned counsel for the petitioners. The revision petition filed by the petitioners may be disposed of in the light of the above statement. The respondent has no objection against the impugned order as modified by this Court till the respondent's application under section 18 read with section 41 of the Arbitration Act, 1940, is finally disposed of by the learned trial Court.

(Sd.)

C,A. Rahman

Judge

Presence as before

In view of the statements made by the parties counsel, the, impugned order dated 13-12-1984 shall remain modified as ordered by this Court on 17-12-1984 till the respondent's application under section 18 read, with section 41 of the Arbitration Act pending in the trial Court is finally disposed of. With these observations, this revision," petition stands disposed of. The parties are directed to appear before

the learned trial Court on 20-5-1985. The record of the case requisitioned for the disposal of this revision petition shall be returned immediately to the trial Court.

H . B .P .

Order accordingly

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