(1) According to section 23 of the Act, if the assistance of the court is necessary for the purpose of understanding the evidence, the arbitrator shall make a written request to the concerned district court.
(2) In the request made according to sub-rule (1), the following should be mentioned:-
(a) Name, Surname and Nationality of the Opposite Party,
(b) the nature of the dispute and the matter for which remedy is sought before the arbitrator,
(c) Regarding the dispute pending before the arbitrator, what kind of assistance is required from the District Court in understanding what kind of evidence.
(3) When sending a letter to the district court for the purpose of documenting a matter with a person, a clear question of what to ask should be prepared and sent. If the question to be asked in this way comes in written form, the district court should follow the procedures according to the prevailing law and send the answer according to the question to such person.
(4) If an application is received as per sub-rule (2), the district court, after looking at the nature of the application, may require the concerned person to appear before the arbitrator to make a statement or to submit any evidence in his possession that would have a material impact on the arbitrator's decision, or to do any other necessary work. He can order to talk or appear before the arbitrator to give a statement or to submit any document of evidence.
(5) According to sub-rule (3) or (4) the person who does not comply with the order given by the district court, the court may take action and punish according to the prevailing law in his contempt.