The arbitration procedure fees for the initial supply of section 38 (1) of the Arbitration Act, 1940 Sections 38 and 14 Section 38, the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1940 are only attracted when the arbitrator or umpire has his Refusal to award the provisions of Section 38 (3) of the Arbitration Act, 1940 will be available for mediation by him, to request the court to determine the cost of arbitration, if the arbitration agreement is silent in this regard. 38 (3) of the Act, however, is limited to the cost of arbitration and not the mediation fee The court may determine the arbitration fee only under Articles 14 and 38 of the Arbitration Act. May order payment or collection of fees, or fix it only under the provisions of the Arbitration Act when the arbitrator entered the award or presented the reason for it or refused to enter the award for non-payment. But his court could not exercise the power to refuse to award the award for any reason that was alien to the provisions of the Act, including those that he had already filed or Was filed in a foreign court. Or award the award to a particular party at their request, in which case the court cannot question the payment of the arbitration fee.
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