s. 47 (3) The court may enlarge the time for making such S. 46(3) award, or may with the consent of both parties amended by No. 19/1989 revoke the reference or order another reference to s. 8(l). be made in manner aforesaid. (4) The court may, if it thinks fit, on application to it S. 46(4) amended by at the first sitting held after the expiration of one No. 19/1989 week after the entry of such award, set aside any s. 8(m)(i)–(iv). such award so given as aforesaid, or may refer such award back to the arbitrator or arbitrators or umpire. 47 Arbitration No. 6117 s. 47. S. 47 If the plaintiff and the defendant in any civil (Heading) inserted by proceeding agree in writing to refer the subject of No. 24/2008 such civil proceeding or any other matters in s. 66. dispute between the parties whether such other S. 47 amended by matters are within the jurisdiction of the court or No. 19/1989 not, and notify such agreement to the court, the s. 8(n)(i)–(iv). court may if it thinks fit act as arbitrator, and shall make an award thereon upon which it shall cause to be entered up judgment in the court, with such costs as it thinks reasonable, and such award and the judgment thereon shall not be subject to question or appeal in any court whatever. 47A Power to refer civil proceedings to mediation or S. 47A inserted by arbitration No. 64/1990 s. 9(1), Subject to and in accordance with the rules or the amended by No. 47/2010 the court may, with or Civil Procedure Act 2010, s. 84(2). without the consent of the parties, refer the whole or any part of a civil proceeding to mediation or arbitration. 47B Mediation S. 47B inserted by No. 64/1996 Where the Court refers a proceeding or any part of s. 15, a proceeding to mediation, other than judicial amended by No. 50/2009 resolution conference, unless all the parties who s. 8. attend the mediation otherwise agree in writing, no evidence shall be admitted at the hearing of the
S. 46(3) amended by No. 19/1989 s. 8(l). (3) The court may enlarge the time for making such award, or may with the consent of both parties revoke the reference or order another reference to be made in manner aforesaid. S. 46(4) amended by No. 19/1989 s. 8(m)(i)–(iv). (4) The court may, if it thinks fit, on application to it at the first sitting held after the expiration of one week after the entry of such award, set aside any such award so given as aforesaid, or may refer such award back to the arbitrator or arbitrators or umpire. No. 6117 s. 47. S. 47 (Heading) inserted by No. 24/2008 s. 66. S. 47 amended by No. 19/1989 s. 8(n)(i)–(iv). 47 Arbitration s. 47 If the plaintiff and the defendant in any civil proceeding agree in writing to refer the subject of such civil proceeding or any other matters in dispute between the parties whether such other matters are within the jurisdiction of the court or not, and notify such agreement to the court, the court may if it thinks fit act as arbitrator, and shall make an award thereon upon which it shall cause to be entered up judgment in the court, with such costs as it thinks reasonable, and such award and the judgment thereon shall not be subject to question or appeal in any court whatever. S. 47A inserted by No. 64/1990 s. 9(1), amended by No. 47/2010 s. 84(2). 47A Power to refer civil proceedings to mediation or arbitration Subject to and in accordance with the rules or the Civil Procedure Act 2010, the court may, with or without the consent of the parties, refer the whole or any part of a civil proceeding to mediation or arbitration. S. 47B inserted by No. 64/1996 s. 15, amended by No. 50/2009 s. 8. 47B Mediation Where the Court refers a proceeding or any part of a proceeding to mediation, other than judicial resolution conference, unless all the parties who attend the mediation otherwise agree in writing, no evidence shall be admitted at the hearing of the
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