MALIK
Balwant Singh – Appellant
Versus
Ram Charan Singh – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Malik, J. - This appeal has been filed by one Chaudhri Balwant Singh who had filed an application u/s 33, Arbitration Act, Act 10of 1940, challenging the validity of an award. On 8th March 1941 the parties referred certain disputes to one Kunwar Sardar Singh arbitrator. On 30th April 1941 the arbitrator delivered a copy of the award to each of the parties. On 22nd May 1941 the arbitrator registered this award. On 23rd May 1941 the appellant Ch. Balwant Singh filed an objection u/s 33 of the Act and his grounds were that the award registered on 22nd May 1941 was materially different from the award dated 30th April 1941. He further urged that the award was written out on a stamp paper on 22nd May and was invalid and certain other objections were taken which it is not necessary to set out here. The Court dismissed the application u/s 33 of the Act on 25th September 1941. It is against the order dismissing the application that this appeal has been filed. The learned Counsel for the appellant has frankly admitted that he cannot challenge the findings recorded by the learned Civil Judge on the points that had been raised before him. He wants, however, to raise before us a new poi
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