1) In cases where any agreement made with the Board contains a provision that any dispute arising in connection with the agreement and with any matter relating to its implementation has to be referred to  arbitration for its settlement, the arbitrator appointed in accordance with the  agreement shall settle the dispute; and no court shall have powers to try and settle such a dispute.
(2) The arbitrator shall have powers to procure and examine witness and evidence, summon witnesses and order submission of documents in respect of the
dispute referred to him/her under Sub-section (1) for decision.
(3) The arbitral award shall be final and binding upon both the parties.  Provided that, upon a petition by the aggrieved party, the Court of Appeal
may cancel the award in the following circumstances: –
(a) If it clearly appears that the arbitrator has indulged in a bad conduct in making the award or made a wrong award showing a
specific ulterior motive or been subjective, or  (b) If the award is directly contrary to law. (4) In cases where such an award is cancelled by the
Court of Appeal, the dispute shall be referred to another arbitrator appointed by the ? Chief Judge of that  Court for settlement.
(5) The Bailiff (Tahashil) or the office functioning as the Baliff specified by  Government of Nepal shall implement the arbitral award as prescribed.
(6) Government of Nepal may frame Rules in order to carry out the objectives of this Section.