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Section 29
<br> not to be decided in doubt
Except as ordered by the High Court in accordance with Section 30, after the arbitrator has made a decision on the matter referred to him once, to correct mathematical, printing, typing or minor errors of a similar nature so as not to affect the essence of the decision, and to make another decision on the same matter except to include the omissions therein. No.
(2) If any party feels that the errors in the decision of the arbitrator should be corrected according to sub-section (1), he shall submit an application to the arbitrator within thirty days from the date of receipt of the copy of the decision, and if the arbitrator deems it necessary to correct such error or include omissions, within fifteen days from the date of receipt of such application, He will be able to include the omissions and correct the errors by creating a leaflet. If the arbitrator himself deems it appropriate to correct such a matter, within thirty days of the decision, he shall set up a leaflet and correct it and inform the relevant parties.
(3) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this section, if the arbitrator has not made a decision regarding any of the matters submitted by a party, to the extent of such matters, the arbitrator may apply for a decision on that matter within thirty days of the decision of the arbitrator, to the extent of such matters, and if such an application is made, the application Supplementary decision limited to the same extent within forty-five days (4) If the parties agree that any matter or part of the decision is unclear, a party may notify the other party and make a request to the arbitrator within thirty days from the date of the arbitrator's decision, and if such a request is made, the arbitrator may explain and clarify the unclear matter within forty-five days.