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Rule 22
Mediation in cases filed in court
(1) According to sub-section (2) of section 3 of the Act, both parties may make a joint application to the court in which the case is filed to settle a civil case of a commercial nature that can be resolved through arbitration in accordance with the prevailing law.
(2) When making an application according to sub-rule (1), the parties should mention the following things:-
(a) Brief Statement of Case,
(b) the name, surname and nationality of the arbitrator,
(c) that the arbitrator is not disqualified as mentioned in section 10 of the Act,
(d) That the settlement made by the arbitrator is acceptable to them.
(3) After the application under sub-rule (2) is registered, the application will be presented before the bench. If there is any oral objection from both parties, the court may also consider whether the condition of sub-section (2) of section 4 of the Act exists or not and order to send the case to be settled by an arbitrator.
(4) In accordance with sub-rule (3), there shall be no complaint of anything other than that the agreement was not made in accordance with the agreement.
(2) When making an application according to sub-rule (1), the parties should mention the following things:-
(a) Brief Statement of Case,
(b) the name, surname and nationality of the arbitrator,
(c) that the arbitrator is not disqualified as mentioned in section 10 of the Act,
(d) That the settlement made by the arbitrator is acceptable to them.
(3) After the application under sub-rule (2) is registered, the application will be presented before the bench. If there is any oral objection from both parties, the court may also consider whether the condition of sub-section (2) of section 4 of the Act exists or not and order to send the case to be settled by an arbitrator.
(4) In accordance with sub-rule (3), there shall be no complaint of anything other than that the agreement was not made in accordance with the agreement.