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CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT 2005 - SECT 39
Determination by arbitrator
(cf Act No 43 1983, section 15)
(1) The issues in dispute in
referred proceedings are to be determined by the arbitrator on the evidence
adduced before the arbitrator.
(2) The arbitrator must record the
arbitrator's determination of the proceedings, and the reasons for the
determination, by an award in writing signed by the arbitrator.
(3) The
arbitrator must immediately send the award to the referring court.
(4) An
arbitrator may not make a determination that could not have been made had the
proceedings been heard and determined by the referring court.
(5) Despite
subsection (4), an award does not fail to have full effect, and may not be
called in question, by reason only that the amount awarded exceeds the amount
claimed in the proceedings to which the award relates.
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