Shortly discuss Section 136-138 within in your own words in terms of the Arbitration Process?

Sections 136-138 of the Arbitration Process deal with the appointment of arbitrators. Section 136 outlines the procedure for appointing a sole arbitrator, while Section 137 covers the appointment of a panel of arbitrators. These sections also provide guidance on the qualifications and impartiality of arbitrators, as well as the process for challenging an arbitrator's appointment if there are concerns about their suitability. Overall, these sections aim to ensure that the arbitration process is fair and impartial by selecting qualified and unbiased arbitrators to preside over the dispute.

Section 136

- Allows either party to apply to court for an order appointing an arbitrator where arbitration has been agreed upon, but no arbitrator has been appointed within the specified time.

Section 137

- Provides for the appointment of an arbitrator by the court if the parties are unable to agree on one within 30 days of receiving the application for appointment.
- The court may also order the appointment of additional arbitrators if necessary.

Section 138

- Sets out the procedure for the court to follow in appointing an arbitrator, including:
- Considering any relevant factors, such as the expertise of potential arbitrators and the parties' wishes.
- Giving notice to the parties and allowing them to make submissions.
- Making the appointment in a manner that is fair and reasonable.