Section 20 of PREA : Section 20: Appointment In Place Of Arbitrator Refusing, Or Being Unable, To Act
PREA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where three siblings inherit a large piece of land from their parents and decide to divide it among themselves. They agree to appoint Mr. Sharma, a respected local arbitrator, to oversee the partition and ensure fairness. However, after acc...
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