Rajendra Nath Mittal, J.@mdashThis application has been filed praying that the award be returned to the Arbitrator with a direction that it should
be filed in the Court at Amritsar. It is stated in the application that Mr. Justice B.R. Tuli, a retired Judge of this Court, was appointed as an
Arbitrator by this Court to decide a dispute. He gave an award in favour of the Petitioner on July 14, 1979. He was directed to file award in the
Court on December 12, 1979. The other party raised an objection that this Court had no jurisdiction to make the award a Rule of the Court. This
Court vide order dated August 7, 1980 accepted the objection and held that this Court had no jurisdiction to make it a Rule of the Court. In the
aforesaid circumstances the above prayer has been made by the Petitioner.
2. A notice of the application was given to Mr. D.V. Sehgal, counsel for the Petitioner. He has raised an objection that the Court can order the
award to be returned to the Arbitrator but it cannot direct him to present the same in the Court at Amritsar.
3. The only objection of the learned Counsel for the Petitioner on the application is that this Court cannot direct the Arbitrate to file the award in
the Court at Amritsar. Mr. Kapur, learned Counsel for the Applicant, in view of the objection, has stated that he gives up the said prayer.
Consequently, I accept the application in part and direct that the award and the file containing arbitration proceedings may be returned to the
Arbitrator. No costs.