The Indian Companies Act 1866, 10 of 1866, (Rep., Act 6 of 1882)

Section 75. Whe're there are to be two or more Arbitrators, if' any of t,he Companies fail to appoint an Arbitra

Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08

75. Whe're there are to be two or more Arbitrators, if' any of t,he Companies fail to appoint an Arbitrator within fourteen days Appointment of Ar- bitrators by Local Govafter being thereunto requested in writing by the other ernment. Company, or by the other Companies or any of them, then, on the application of the Companies or any of them, tlie Local Government, instead of the Company so failing to appoint an Arbitrator, may appoint a n Arbitrator. The Arbitrator so appointed shall for the purposes of this Act be deemed to be appointed by the Company so failing, 76. When the reference is made to two or more Arbitrators, if before the Appointment of Armatters referred to them are determined any Arbitrator bitrators by Companies to supply vacandies, or becomes incapable or unfit, or for seven consecutive cics. days fails to act as Arbitrator, the Company by which he was appointed shall by writing under their coinmon seal appoint an Arbitrator in his place. 77. Where the Company by which an Arbitrator ought to be appointed * in the place of the Arbitrator so deceased, incapable, unfit, bitrators Appointment of by Local Ar- or failing to act, fails to make the appointment within fourGorernment to supply teen days after being thereunto requested in writing by the racancies. other Company, or by the other Companies or any of them, then, on the application of the Companies or any of them, the Local Government may appoint an Arbitrator. The Arbitrator so appointed shall for the purposes of this Act be deemed to be appointed by the Company so failing. 98. TVhen any appointment of an Arbitrator is made, the Company makof ing the appointment shall have no power to rcvolte tllc b i t y a t ~ y not reyocable. s&me without the previous consent in writing of the other Company or every other Company in writing under their corninon seal.

Source: India Code