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(1) When an order of reference has been made, each party may nominate the number of arbitrators specified in the order, and the Revenue Officer shall nominate one other arbitrator. (2) The Revenue Officer may, for reasons to be recorded by him make an order disallowing any nomination made by either party and requiring the party to make ...
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