Arbitration Act 1940 Section 17 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) In the matter of award, the decision was the proper applicant's objection to such award that the arbitrator did not decide all disputes referred to the arbitrator. And instead limited him to such an award. On the issue of dispute only on a few issues, in his objection to award, even though he had dealt with and dealt with everything presented by the arbitrator, he did not complain that there was any aspect of the dispute. Is also present. Among the parties who were left out of the determination when the applicant did not raise such an objection in writing while objecting to the award, it was allowed to be raised as a consideration at a later stage of the proceedings. Could not be given which would not raise any question of law. In which the need for further examination was granted, the leave to appeal was denied
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