Whether arbitral Tribunal can enforce its own order by appointing Advocate Commissioner/Receiver?

 To sum up the discussions as above, it has to be declared


that the Arbitral Tribunal cannot pass an order to enforce its order by



directing the Advocate Commissioner/Receiver to repossess the


vehicle from the opposite party. It is made clear that the Advocate


Commissioner or Receiver as the case may be, can be appointed for


any other purpose, but not to enforce an order of repossession


passed by the Tribunal.    Any order of repossession can only be


enforced through a civil court.

The repossession of the vehicles by enforcing the order of


the Arbitral Tribunal without the intervention of the civil court,


therefore, has to be treated as violation of Article 21 of the


Constitution of India.   
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM

                           PRESENT:

        THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE

  WEDNESDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF MARCH 2016.
                 WP(C).No. 38725 of 2015 (M)
               
               PRADEEP K.N.
              Vs

            THE STATION HOUSE OFFICER,
              

                  A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE, J.
                ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                        W.P.(C).Nos.
                      38725/2015   7932/2016
                    

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