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Friday, 14 February 2014

Memorandum of Rules and Regulation of the Association.



MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION

                                                        OF

                               EX-Services and Ex-central Police Personnel Association        

                                                                         

1.NAME


The Organization formed under these Aims and Objects and Rules shall be known as the EX-Services and Ex-central Police Personnel Association and it is hereinafter referred to as the Association and Association. The registered office of the association shall presently be at ................................. of Karnataka.


2.AIMS AND OBJECTS

The EX-Services and Ex-central Police Personnel Association Association has been formed for services of the EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel, their dependants and families of serving Soldiers. 


3. Main Aims and Objects of the Association Are:
 

a) To solve the problems of the EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel, Their widow and their families and wives and families of serving soldiers.


b) To ensure that the benefits and sanctioned from time to time the Central and State Governments are actually passed on to the EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel, their widows and families.


c) To ensure that additional benefits and facilities that are necessary for the improvement of the EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel, their window and families are got sanctioned from the Central and state Governments and passed onto them.


4. The Association will strive to achieve the following in addition


a) To inculcate among EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel the feeling that their religion is “HUMANISM” and their caste is “SAINIK”


b) To assist EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and their dependents in matters relating to pensions, allowances, grants, war gratuities, resettlement and rehabilitation in close co-operation with the Government of India, Governments of Organizations and other official and non-official Agencies and Organizations and render financial and assistance o them when out of work distressed circumstances) To inculcate among  EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel the spirit of self –help and towards that end to establish, maintain and run hostels, school, colleges, laboratories, maintain and run hostels, any other institutions for the diffusion of science and literature and useful knowledge which would help EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and their dependents towards resettlement or employment.


d) To hold periodic conferences, seminars, lectures and exhibitions etc. on matters of common to EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women.


e) To establish and run any Newspapers, Magazines, Periodicals, Journals, Books and other work for the benefit of EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women and their dependents.


f) To establish maintain and run sanatoria, homes for the aged and destitute EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women and their dependents.


g) To establish, organize, main and run Co-operative Societies, Clubs, Laboratories, Reading Rooms, Recreational Grounds and other such facilities for the benefit of EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women and their dependents.


h) To perpetuate the memory of those who laid down their lives in the service of their country and to safe-guard the interest of the windows and children of such persons.


i) To educate public opinion to the view that the maintenance of disabled EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women and their welfare and that families is a National Duty.


j) To educate to obtain public support and recognition for the principle that EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women should receive fair treatment in all matters relating to the finding or provisioning of employment.


k) To assist Government authorizes in recruitment and other matters in the event of those on field services, and to assist serving personnel on those on field services, and to assist serving personnel on their rerun to civil life.


l) To foster the spirit of self-sacrifice, good-will co-operation and comradeship of all EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and women, irrespective of erstwhile rank, race, nationality, castor and to provide for a policy of reciprocity between ex-servicemen and women of country and other countries.


m) To support the United Nations Organization and all other policies which serve the cause of world peace base on justice, freedom, secularism and democracy and to support the country in the time of National Emergency in every possible way.


n) To combine and / or affiliate or co-operate with, take over, amalgamate with or absorb any other institution/ organization or Association having objects similar to those of the Association.


o) The income and property of the Association shall be applied solely towards the promotion of the Aims Objects of the Association.



Name address of the persons who have subscribed their signatures to the memorandum of the Association.



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EX-Services and Ex-central Police Personnel Association
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Memorandum of Rules and Regulation of the Association.

1) Name of the Association :  “EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel
2) Head Quarter                    : The Head Quarter of the Association shall be in...........
3) Counting Year                   :  The official year of the Association for the purpose of
accounts will be commence from 1st April
31st March  of succeeding year.
4) Membership         :
a)      Members:  Who pay annual subscription Rs. 100/-
b)      Co-opted members : The managing committee may nominate members who in it opinion are helpful and useful in furtherance of the cause of the Association to serve on the Managing Committee and such members shall be called co-opted members and they are not obliged to pay any subscription fee etc., 

5)         Eligibility: The membership of the Association will be open to EX-Servicesmen and Ex-central Police Personnel and their dependents who has completed 18 years of age and who is not unsound mind, irrespective of Caste, Religion or Creed, Race or Sex are eligible to be member of the Association provided that they are admitted as members of the Association on their application in writing. Admission of any person as members shall be within the discretion of the Governing Body of the Association. In case of refusal to enroll a person as member in spite of eligibility such person must be given an endorsement in writing upon which he may prefer an appeal within 60 days to the Registrar of societies of the District whose decision shall be final. 

6)         Resignation from Membership:
            Any member desirous of resigning from the Institution shall give notice writing to this effect at least once week before the does of the official quarter and shall pay all arrears of subscription. The resignation shall operate from commencement of the next quarter. 

7)         Expulsion:
`a)        A member accused or suspected of misconduct or conduct subversive of the objects of the Institution or detrimental to its interests or repute shall be given by the Managing Committee an opportunity to explain his conduct and if after an enquiry by the Managing Committee he is found guilty, then upon a resolution being so passed by the General Body, he shall be removed from the membership Register. 

b)         A member may be expelled from the Association for non paying of the membership fees, fines or any arrears and any fees, fines, donations paid by him are nonrefundable for his expulsion or resignation.    

8)         The Governing Body of the Association:
 a)        The Management of the Association shall vest in the Governing Body consisting of Fifteen (14) members elected once in Three (3) years in the annual general body meeting.
b)         The members shall elect a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary and a Treasurer and remaining directors.
c)         The Governing Body shall meet at least once in three month to manage the affairs of the Association. The meeting shall be called with a prior notice, in writing of seven days. The Secretary in consultation with the President shall conveyance the meeting and prepares the agenda. The quorum for the meeting shall be Five. If there no quorum, the meeting may be adjourned by on hour or to some other date. When the meeting is adjourned for want of quorum, the adjourned meeting need not have quorum. All subjects shall be decided by majority vote of members. In case of equal number of votes on any subject the President shall have a costing vote. 

9)         Powers and Function of the Governing Body:
a)         The entire management of the Association shall vest in the Governing Body.
b)         The Governing Body shall be entitled to receive all kinds of gifts and donations for the Association and such property shall become the property of the Association. The Council shall be entitled to acquire any property out of its funds for the Association, as well receive property as donation or gift to the Association from any person.
c)         The Governing Body shall appoint employees as may be required for the purpose and shall also be the Disciplinary authority for such staff and auditor. 
d)         The Governing Body shall be the authority to deal with all matters touching the staff members and their service conditions and adoption of new members.
e)         The Governing Body shall be the authority to take cognizance of any misconduct or indiscipline or of the activities detrimental to the interest of the Association and its institutions on the part of the members of the Association and to take suitable steps and action including suspension and removal of such member or members subject to ratification by the General Body.
f)          The Governing Body shall meet at least once in three months and at such intervals as may be necessary.
g)         It shall not be permissible for the Governing Body to amend or alter the objects of the Association or to amalgamate or transfer the Association and its property or to create a trust to hand over or to entrust property of the Association and its institutions except under a resolution of the General Body of the Association.
h)         The Governing Body shall be the Supreme Authority and shall be vested with all powers.
10)      General Meeting:
            The Annual General Meeting of the Association shall be held within 3 Months of the official year of the Association.
            The following business will be transacted at such General Meetings :
a)   Adoption of minutes of the proceedings of the previous meeting.
b)   Adoption of the Report of the Management for the preceding year.
c)   Consideration and adoption of the Statement of the audited accounts for the preceding years.
d)   The election of the President, Vice-president, Secretary, Treasurer Members of the Governing Body and Hon. Auditor, if due as per rules 22 and 51.
e)   Any other business specified in the agenda of the Meeting of which notice has been received from any members not later than 7 days before the date of the Meeting. 
          
11)      Advisory Committee:
            The Governing Body shall be empowered to constitute an advisory committee consisting of learned persons capable of guiding the Body to develop all faculties of Education it has started by nominating such persons for the committee. The Governing Body shall also be entitled to incur necessary expenditure on such committee.

12)      Powers and functions of the Office bearers:
a)         President: The president shall preside over all the meeting of the Governing Body and the Annual General Body meeting. Whenever a meeting is to be convened the Secretary shall consult the president as to the date and agenda and other matters related thereto.
b)         Vice President: The Vice-President shall preside over all meeting in the absence of the president and shall also discharge duties of the president during his absence.
c)         Secretary:
i)       The Secretary is the Executive head of the Association. He shall convene meetings of the Governing Body and the General body. He shall maintain all records and record the minutes of all meetings.
ii)      The secretary shall be in charge of all the institutions of the Association and shall exercise control over the Management and administration of such institutions. In other words he will be the chief Executive, responsible for the smooth administration of all the institutions run by the Association.
iii)     The secretary shall be the sole custodian of all the records and properties of the Association movable and immovable.
iv)          The secretary shall have powers to sanction all bills of expenditure authorized and approved by the governing council and shall have control over the finance of the Association. He shall also be the counter signing authority and shall be entitled and empowered to sign all cheques, Bills etc., including the salary bills of the staff.
v)            The Secretary shall be responsible for the preparation of all kinds of statements and accounts required to be sent to the education Authorities and other Authorities besides being empowered to send necessary proposals to the Department of Education and make necessary correspondence on behalf of the Association. He shall also be responsible to get the accounts of the Association audited every year regularly.
vi)          The Secretary shall prepare Budget for the seceding year and take approvals of the General Body in its Annual Meeting. He shall also place the Annual Report an Audited Report before the General Body for its approval.
vii)        The Secretary is authorized to correspond with the Registrar of Societies and all others in respect of the affairs of the Association.
d)                 Bank Account:  The president, Secretary and Treasurer shall jointly operate the Bank Accounts of the Association. It may be jointly by president or Secretary and Treasurer.
13)      Finance and Funds:
The Association’s funds are constituted in the following manner. :
a)                  Membership fee and Admission Fee and fine.
b)                 Donations from Individuals.
c)                  Donation, Aid and grants from statutory organizations, Institutions and Statutory Bodies, State Government, Central Government and any other source from through which the Governing Body may decide to receive.
d)                 Loans / Assistance or Grants as permissible by law.
e)                  All money shall be in the name of the Association and the secretary shall operate the same.
14)      Amendment:
            Any amendment or alterations either to the Memorandum of Rules and Regulations of the Association shall be made in accordance with the provisions of the Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960.
15)      Suit:
            The Association may sue and be sued. The Secretary shall be entitled and empowered to file suits on behalf of the Association and to defend the Association in any action against it.
16)      All that is not herein specially provided for the including the dissolution or amalgamation and other matters the provisions contained in the Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960, Shall be applicable.
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PETITION FOR PROBATE



IN THE COURT OF HON’BLE _____
Petition No.________ of _____
_______ son of/wife of _______, resident of _______ presently at _______
  …..PETITONER
Versus
1- _______
2- _______
All residents of _______
…..RESPONDENTS
  
PETITION FOR PROBATE UNDER SECTION _______ OF THE _______ ACT
Sir,
 The petitioner above named respectfully submits as under: -
1- That the deceased _______ son of _______,  resident of _______ was the _______ of respondent No. __ and _______ of the respondent No. ____. _______ executed a Will dated _______ in favour of the petitioner. The petitioner was having friendly relations with the deceased and the _______ was given to the petitioner out of the love and affection and the same was tried to transfer in the name of petitioner by the deceased but as per the _______. A copy of the Will dated _______ is enclosed herewith the petition.
2- That testator/executor of Will dated _______ namely _______ has expired on _______ at _______. (Copy of death Certificate of the testatrix is enclosed herewith). The petitioner is the successor of the Will named in the present Will and the said Will dated _______ is the last and final Will & testimony of the testator named _______. It is pertinent to mention here that the said Will was witnessed by respondent No.__ son of/wife of _______.
3- That the cause of action to file the present petition has arisen only after the death of the testator of the said will. He had died _______.
4- That a fixed requisite fee has been affixed on the petition.
PRAYER:
It is, therefore, prayed that said Will dated _______ may kindly be probated in terms of the Will in question and the petitioner may kindly be declared as absolute owner in respect of _______ alongwith _______ by way of contents of the will.
        PETITIONER
_______ son/wife of _______,
resident of _______ presently at _______
Through counsel:
_______, Advocate, _______
VERIFICATION:
Verified that the contents of my above petition from para No. _______ are true and correct to best of our knowledge and belief.
 Verified at _______ on_________
        PETITIONER

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Eligibility and Limitations for Acquiring Agricultural Land in Karnataka



Section 79-A. Acquisition of land by certain persons prohibited. 
 - (1) On and from the commencement of the the Karnataka Land Reforms (Amendment) Act, 1995, no person who or a family or a joint family which has an assured annual income of not less than 1[rupees two lakhs] from sources other than agricultural lands shall be entitled to acquire any land whether as land owner, landlord, tenant or mortgagee with possession or otherwise or partly in one capacity and partly in another.

1. Substituted for the words rupees fity thousand by Act No.31 of 1995 w.e.f. 20-10-1995.
Please Note :

1) KARNATAKA LAND REFORMS ACT 1961, (Karnataka Act No.10 of 1962) AS AMENDED BY ACT NO.1 & 31 OF 1991 - Section 79A - Interpretation by reference to entire provisions as amended by Act 1 of 1991 - Must be held Rs.50,000/- always in enactment - From 1.3.1974, no acquisition of agricultural land if Income from non-agricultural sources in excess of Rs.50,000/-.

HELD - Whenever an Amended Act has to be applied subsequent to the date of amendment, the various unamended provisions of the Act have to be read along with the amended provision as though they are part of it The amended part of the provision having got incorporated into the Act the provision of Section 79A of the Act as such should be read. Section 79A of the Act has the opening words on and from the commencement of the Amended Act. The amended Act, is defined to be Act 1 of 1974 which came into effect from 1.3.1974. From that date, no one can acquire an agricultural land if his income from sources other than agricultural lands is in excess of Rs.50,000/-... The interpretation to be placed on Section 79A of the Act is only by reference to the entire provisions of the Section as amended by Act 1 of 1991 and it must be held that the said words Rs.50,000/- as always being there in the enactment because the language of the Section permits no other construction. [Vijayakumar Sankrayya Sardar Vs State of Karnataka w.p.No. 20403 of 1991 dated 16th August 1993 : ILR 1993 KAR 2586].

2) It has been noticed that the Vijayakumar Vs State, ILR 1993 Kar. 2586, the Division Bench has held that the amendments effected by Acts 1 & 31 of 1991, substituting the words Rs.12,000-00 with the words Rs.50,000/- got incorporated into Section 79A and the amendments are effective from 1.3.1974, but not from the date of amendment Acts 1 and 31 of 1991.

Act 31/1995, has substituted the words Amendment Act with the words the Karnataka Land Reforms (Amendment) Act, 1995 and also substituted the words Fifty thousand, with the words Two lakhs. The legislature has made its intention very clear as to the prospective nature of the amendments. For this purpose the words the Karnataka Land Reforms (Amendment) Act 1995 have been substituted, for the words amendment Act, which according to Section 2A(4) means Karnataka Land Reforms (Amendment) Act 1973. Now the amendments clearly state that the amendments should take effect from the date of commencement of Act 31/1995, which has come into force on 20-10-1995.

(2) For purposes of sub-section (1) -

(i) the aggregate income of all the members of a family or a joint family or a joint family from sources other than agricultural land shall be deemed to be income of the family or joint family, as the case may be, from such sources;
(ii) a person or a family or a joint family shall be deemed to have an assured annual income of not less than rupees two lakhs from sources other than agricultural land on any day if such person or family or joint family had an average annual income of not less than rupees two lakhs from such sources during a period of five consecutive years preceding such day.

Explanation. A person who or a family or a joint family which has been assessed to income tax under the Income Tax Act, 1961 (Central Act 43 of 1961) on an yearly total income of not less than rupees two lakhs for five consecutive years shall be deemed to have an average annual income of not less than rupees two lakhs from sources other than agricultural lands

(3) Every acquisition of land otherwise than by way of inheritance or bequest in contravention of this section shall be null and void.

(4) Where a person acquires land in contravention of sub-section (1) or acquires it by bequest or inheritance he shall, within ninety days from the date of acquisition, furnish to the Tahsildar having jurisdiction over the Taluk where the land acquired or the greater part of it is situated a declaration containing the following particulars, namely:

(i) particulars of all lands;
(ii) the average annual income of himself or the family;
(iii) such other particulars as may be prescribed.

(5) The Tahsildar shall, on receipt of the declaration under sub-section (4) and after such enquiry as may be prescribed send a statement containing the prescribed particulars relating to such land to the Deputy Commissioner who shall, by notification, declare that with effect from such date as may be specified in the notification, such land shall stand transferred to and vest in the State Government without further assurance free from all encumbrances. From the date specified in such notification the Deputy Commissioner may take possession of such land in such manner as may be prescribed.

(6) For the land vesting in the State Government under sub-section (5), where the acquisition of the land was by bequest or inheritance, an amount as specified in Section 72 shall be paid and where the acquisition was otherwise than by bequest or inheritance, no amount shall be paid.

Section 79-B. Prohibition of holding agricultural land by certain persons.
(1) With effect on and from the date of commencement of the Amendment Act, except as otherwise provided in this Act, -

(a) no person other than a person cultivating land personally shall be entitled to hold land; and
(b) it shall not be lawful>
(i) an educational, religious or charitable>
(ii) a company;
(iii) an association or other body of individuals not being a joint family, whether incorporated or not; or
(iv) a co-operative society other than a co-operative farm, to hold any land.
(2) Every such institution, society, trust, company, association, body or co
operative society;-

(a) which holds lands on the date of commencement of the Amendment Act and which is disentitled to hold lands under sub-section (1), shall, within ninety days from the said date furnish to the Tahsildar within whose jurisdiction the greater part of such land is situated a declaration containing the particulars of such land and such other particulars as may prescribed; and

(b) which acquires such land after the said date shall also furnish a similar declaration within the prescribed period.

(3) The Tahsildar shall, on receipt of the declaration under sub-section (2) and after such enquiry as may be prescribed, send a statement containing the prescribed particulars relating to such land to the Deputy Commissioner who shall, by notification, declare that such land shall vest in the State Government free from all encumbrances and take possession thereof in the prescribed manner.

(4) In respect of the land vesting in the State Government under this section an amount as specified in Section 72 shall be paid.

Explanation.- For purposes of this section it shall be presumed that a land is held by an institution, trust, company, association or body where it is held by an individual on its behalf.

DISTRIBUTORSHIP AGREEMENT



DISTRIBUTORSHIP AGREEMENT
This Agreement is made on the .......................... between:                     (Hereinafter called                                          ) of_______________
and
Safe Home Solution (Hereinafter called DISTRIBUTOR)
………………………… is engaged in the business of manufacture and sale of ……………………..products. ……………………. is engaged in the business of distribution of …………………………. products and is interested in the distribution of ………………………………. products. For that reason …………………. wishes to appoint ……………… as DISTRIBUTOR of these products in the agreed territory.

1. Object – This Agreement concerns the distribution of ………………….. and other products manufactured and sold by ……………………….. (Hereinafter called PRODUCT).

2. Territorial jurisdiction - ……………………. hereby appoints the DISTRIBUTOR for the purpose of supplying the PRODUCT to all customers in the territory of ……………………Exceeding this limit is not allowed, if not authorized by …………………….

3. Engagement - In return for this Agreement the DISTRIBUTOR accepts this
appointment from ……………………… and agrees to use his best efforts to promote the sale of the PRODUCT and to solicit orders for the sale of the PRODUCT towards customers that are involved in ………….  business in the assigned market. The DISTRIBUTOR shall diligently represent …………………… in accordance with all established rules and regulations of the assigned territory.

4. Support - ATHARV FOUNDATION will support the DISTRIBUTOR with such data relating to the PRODUCT as may be reasonably requested, including consultation, free of charge sales brochures, catalogues and other literature and visits of technical personnel for large customers and trade shows.

5. Terms - The agreement shall run into force on ............ (date). It shall continue for 10 years and shall be renewed for same periods unless one party gives the other party notice of termination before the end of the period.

6. Termination: This agreement may be terminated before the expiry either by or by the DISTRIBUTOR with or without cause, with a written notice delivered to the other party. Termination shall be effected 60 days from the date of the notice. Upon the date of the termination of the agreement, all legal obligations, rights and duties arising out of this agreement shall terminate.

7. Transferability - This agreement and all its terms are limited to the DISTRIBUTOR and may not be transferred to any other party.

8. Exclusions: The DISTRIBUTOR shall not take any engagement on behalf of ........................ regarding orders, prices, warranties, compensation for damages, technical aspects or performance of the products, delivery times, and others. The DISTRIBUTOR shall not accept any order or make any contract binding upon .................... The DISTRIBUTOR shall not collect money from Customers on behalf of .................. unless otherwise authorised by ............................’s written notice.

9. Use of logo and literature - ............... authorizes the DISTRIBUTOR to use the “........................” logo for all printed or electronic sales name cards, brochures, sales catalogue, promotional materials, advertisements and other literature of the DISTRIBUTOR for the purpose of soliciting orders for the PRODUCT only. Print or duplication of all or part of ................................catalogues or brochures are permitted only prior written authorisation by .........................

10. Sales target – There is no any sales target distributor.

11. Prices - PRODUCTS prices are defined by ATHARV FOUNDATION keeping into account the DISTRIBUTOR indications and the Price List is supplied to the DISTRIBUTOR. Prices can be subjected to change at the discretion of ATHARV FOUNDATION, against notice to DISTRIBUTOR.

12. Orders and delivery terms - .............................. will accept only written orders from the DISTRIBUTOR. Deliveries will be “ex works”, packaging not included.

13. Payment terms – Payments will be made by the DISTRIBUTOR through by cash or bank transfer or Terms of payment are ... days after the invoice date. DISTRIBUTOR will effect timely payment of invoices.
Bank details of ................................ :
Bank Name:
Bank Branch:
A/c No:

14. Starting stock – DISTRIBUTOR and ................................... agree the supply of a first stock in order to favour the starting of the activity. The amount of this stock in of   Rs.000. The agreed specific payment term of this stock is 30 days from the invoice date.

15. Restitutions - .................................. accepts restitution of ordered products only against written request of authorisation and within 1 (one) month from the date of invoice. In any case, the corresponding amount cannot exceed 10% of the whole order. Unsold goods for more than one year can be replaced by other goods of same amount, under written request to ................................. In both cases freight charges are paid by the DISTRIBUTOR.

16. Warranty terms – All PRODUCTS are covered by 1 (one) year warranty period for production defects. Within this period, ........................ will replace free of charge the defective parts only if DISTRIBUTOR clearly demonstrates that the cause of the problem is a production defect.

17. Claims – ................................... exclusively answers to claims of the DISTRIBUTOR raised in guaranty period and according to guaranty terms. Under no other circumstance .................................... will be subject to any incidental, consequential or indirect damage whatsoever with respect to claims made by any purchaser or user of the PRODUCT.

18. Confidential information: DISTRIBUTOR shall not, during or subsequent to the termination of this agreement, disclose ............................’s confidential information to any third party or use ...........................’s confidential information for any purpose whatsoever other than the performance of the service on behalf of ........................ without the previous written authorisation of ..............................

19. Exclusiveness: .................. has agreed not to supply goods to other than person above said distributor for the states of ......................... If in case ...............................directly supply the goods to any third party within the above said territory ...................... has agreed to make good the loss and indemnify the DISTRIBUTOR.

20. Appoint resellers- distributor has power to appoint resellers and if in case ..................... directly supply the goods to resellers appointed under or by distributor pay commission to DISTRIBUTOR @............

21 Any dispute which may arise between the DISTRIBUTOR and ..................shall be referred to Arbitration and appoint ................................ as Arbitrator according to the provisions of Arbitration Law then in force.

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