The extension of time for award and filing of arbitration by the Court 28 of the Contract Act 1872 demanded the parties' written arguments that were presented by the defendants on the basis that the defendants could not enter written arguments on the basis that they were the plaintiffs. A copy of the written argument presented by was not provided. The arbitration proceedings have been pending for a long time, which is in the final stages of the arbitration proceedings, it would be in the interest of justice to extend the time for a specific period without questioning whether anyone could be charged with delay. But it should be prayed that the arbitrator was instructed to provide the defendant with a copy of his written argument within seven days for the award to be filed and filed in the court.
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