The Arbitration Act 1940 Sections 23 and 34 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 gives the arbitrators the jurisdiction to exercise the jurisdiction of the court, the appellate court, every power exercised in the case. The court and such dispute may be referred to the arbitrators, the parties' joint request on file was a complete and non-contentious agreement for the appointment of arbitrators The reference to the arbitrators under such agreement was a valid reference to the arbitration and as such The arbitrators had to decide. Under the consideration of section 23, the Arbitration Act, 1940, where the award was referred to the matters after a valid arbitration agreement, the court's jurisdiction to decide the matter will remain closed as such arbitration. May be exercised by the jurisdiction of the Court in this regard. Issues arising out of the award, such as receipt of award; receipt of objections if any; probe of evidence and contrary evidence; and examination of arbitrators / arbitrators to see if they have acted appropriately in the terms of reference. Whether or not unless the jurisdiction of the court was resumed unless the arbitrator was removed by the parties or the award was declared invalid and no further arbitrators were appointed. Were. Parties
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