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Constitution of Pakistan (1973)--Art. 185(3)---Intra-Court appeal was allowed in favour of respondents on basis of two findings, that dispute referred to arbitration was not between a dealer and a grower, but was between two dealers and as such there was no proper reference to arbitration and Market Committee at place `K' had no jurisdiction in the matter---Petitioner contended that both findings were erroneous inasmuch as relationship between parties was that of a dealer and a grower and that. dispute between parties arose within territorial jurisdiction of Market Committee at place `K'---Contentions raised by petitioner needing examination, leave to appeal was granted. ORDER SAAD SAOOD JAN, J.--- There was a dispute between the petitioner and respondent Nn.2 arising out of a contract between the parties for the sale/purchase of cotton. At the instance of the petitioner the dispute was taken up by the Arbitration Board of Market Committee, Khanewal. The Chairman of,;i6A the Board made an award on 8-10-1983 whereby he directed respondent No.2 to pay a sum of Rs.40,500 to the petitioner. Respondent No.2 invoked the writ jurisdiction of the High Court to challenge the award. A learned Single Judge 4ismissed his writ petition. He then filed an Intra-Court Appeal. In the Intra-Court Appeal the award was declared to be without lawful authority and legal…

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