(1) In accordance with sub-section (2) of section 21 of the Act, the following should be mentioned in the application to the Court of Appeal:-
(a) The name, surname, nationality, business address of the applicant and the opponent, including other details that are helpful in filing the notice,
(b) the name, surname, nationality and place of office of the arbitrator,
(c) a brief description of the matter referred to the arbitrator and a description of the main main functions performed by the arbitrator,
(d) A brief statement of the decision made by the arbitrator including the interim or interim order and the contention, basis and evidence that it should be set aside,
(e) the treatment sought to be obtained,
(f) A certified copy of the order or decision as per clause (g) of sub-section (1) of section 21 of the Act, certified copy of other necessary documents and a copy of the agreement are attached,
(g) Other essential matters.
(2) During the preliminary hearing of the petition as per sub-rule (1), if the court finds that the order or decision of the arbitrator is void, it shall set a date for the hearing and issue the order to the other party asking them to take a written answer and appear as a copy of the petition. Will do.
(3) During the hearing according to sub-rule (2), if the court deems it necessary to reveal or clarify something from the arbitrator, it may order the arbitrator to do so by fixing a time.
(4) On the date fixed according to sub-rule (2), if the parties are present, the court will hear them, look at the evidence, and take action within 30 days from the date of submission of the petition, and will inform the arbitrator and the absent party about the decision.