The Arbitration Act 1940, 10 of 1940, (Rep., Act 26 of 1996)

Sections

1. I — .
2. 1Short title, extent and commencement
3. VI — .
4. 2Section 2
5. 3_
6. VII — .
7. 4Power to High Court to make rules. 45. Crown to be bound. 46. Application of Act to statutory arbitrations
8. VI — .
9. 5Power of Court to modify award
10. 6Arbitration agreement nat to be discharged partf thereto
11. I — .
12. 8_
13. 11(1) The Court may, on the application of any party to
14. 12(1) Where the Court removes an umpire who has
15. 14_
16. 15Power of Court to modify award
17. IV — .
18. 21Where
19. 22The arbitrator shall be appointed in such manner as _
20. 23_
21. V — .
22. 27( I ) Unleas a different intention appears in the arbitram tion agreement, the arbitrators or umpire may, if they think fit, make an interim award
23. 30An
24. 32Notwithstanding any law for the time being in force,
25. 35(1) No reference nor award shall be rendered invalid by reason only of the commencement of legal pro
26. 36Where it is provided (whether in the arbitration agreement or otherwise) that an award under an arbi
27. 37(1) All the provisions of the Indian Limitation Act
28. VII — .
29. 40Small Cause Court not to have jurisdiction over arbitrations save arbit~ations in suits before it. 4
30. VI — .
31. 42Any notice required by this Act to be served otherwise
32. 43_
33. VII — .
34. 44Power to High Court to make rules. 45. Crown to be bound. 46. Application of Act to statutory arbitrations
35. VI — .
36. 46The provisions of this Act, except sub-section (I) of section 6 and sections 7,
37. VII — .
38. 47Act to apply to all arbitrations. 48. Saving for pending references. 49. Repeals and amendments
39. VI — .
40. 48The provisions of this Act shall not apply to any refer
41. 49_