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The Appointment of Arbitrators in the State of Uttarakhand Scheme, 2008

State Rules of Uttarakhand · 19964,132 characters of text

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TypeRules
Year1996
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source
TextPublished as one document, as the source published it

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1No. 70, March 14, 2008 The Appointment of Arbitrators in the State of Uttarakhand Scheme, 2008 1 Short title—(1) This may be called “The Appointment of Arbitrators in the State of Uttarakhand Scheme, 2008”.

(2) It shall come into effect from the date of its publication in the official Gazette.

2. Submission of request—The request to the Chief Justice under Sub-section (4), Sub-section (5) or Sub-section (6) of Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (Act in short) shall be made in writing and should be accompanied by the original arbitration agreement or a duly certified/ attested copy thereof. Every such request shall be supported by an affidavit on behalf of the petitioner. The request shall contain the following particulars:-- a) The name and addresses of the parties;

b) A brief statement of the case describing its general nature as well as the extent of disputes between the parties, the issues involved for adjudication and the approximate value of the subject matter of the petition (in other words, the approximate value of the subject matter of the dispute in the petition) including, in broad terms, the date(s) when the cause of action accrued to file the petition;

c) All the material facts and particulars requisite for obtaining relief(s) under Subsection (4), Sub section (5) or Sub section (6) of section (11) of the Act;

d) Relief or remedy sought.

3. Documents to be filled with the request—The request shall be accompanied/supported by all relevant documents, or copies thereof, to the effect that the conditions, if any or if applicable, to be satisfied under Sub-section (4), Sub section (5) or Sub section (6) of section (11) of the Act, as the case may be, before, making the request to the Chief Justice, have been satisfied.

4. Authority to deal with the request—Upon receipt of the request, the Chief Justice may either deal with the matter himself or entrust the same to any other person or institution designated by him for the propose.

Note— In this scheme, hereafter the expression “Chief Justice”, wherever occurring, shall include the person or the Institution designated by him under para 4.

5. Rejection of request—Where the request made by any party under para 2 is not in accordance with the provisions of this Scheme, the Chief Justice may either reject the request forthwith or seek further information or clarification from the petitioner or permit the petitioner to file a supplementary affidavit.

6. Notice to affected person—Subject to para 5, the Chief Justice may direct that a notice of the request be given to the opposite parties in the case and such other person or persons as the Chief Justice may consider appropriate or necessary. In the notice the opposite parties/ other persons shall be asked to show cause as to why the appointment of the Arbitrator should not be made, or the measures proposed in the request, be not 1 Published in Uttarakhand Gazette (Ordinary) dated: 29 March,2008 P. 74 Part 1-ka taken. Every such notice shall be accompanied by the copies of the request application as well as all documents/papers accompanying the application.

7. Intimation of action taken on request—After the conclusion of the proceedings in the request case, the decision taken thereupon, whether with respect to the appointment of the Arbitrator or any measure required to be taken, may be communicated in writing to either the Arbitrator(s) appointed or to such other person or persons who are not parties in the request case and who may, in some manner or the other, be considered affected by the decision in the request case.

8. Request and communications to be sent to the Registry—All request under this scheme and communications relating thereto which are addressed to the Chief Justice shall be presented in the Registry of this Court, which shall maintain a separate Register of such request and all communications relating thereto.

9. Interpretation—If any question arises with respect to the interpretation of any part of this Scheme, such question shall be referred to the Chief Justice, whose decision shall be final.

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