Arbitration Act 1940 Section 10 Arbitration Clause, in an agreement that two members appointed by both parties to act as arbitrator shall agree to work with the third member as the chairman has indicated the specific status or role of the third person whose Because of that he had to act. Instead of working together rather than having a separate head or a punch, a chair as a head or a sarpanch was similar to a chairman and could not be considered an umpire, because the umpire felt the separation and the third. The member will thus be like three or three of the other without any special wings in his hat
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