148. Grounds for setting aside an Award:1) An award remitted under section 147 becomes void on failure of the arbitrators to reconsider it within the time fixed by the Court. (2) The parties may apply to have the award set aside on one of the following grounds, namely:(a) corruption or misconduct of the arbitrators or of any of them; (b) either party having been guilty of fraudulent concealment of any matter which he ought to have disclosed, or of willfully misleading or deceiving the arbitrators; (c) the award having been made after the issue of an order by the Court superseding the arbitration and proceeding with the suit, in accordance with section 143 (2). (d) The award having been made after the expiration of the period allowed by the Court, or being otherwise invalid. (3) Any application to set aside an award shall be made within ten days after the day on which the parties were notified of the award. 149. Superseding Arbitration and Proceeding with the Suit:Where an award becomes void under section 148 (1) or is set-aside under section 148 (2) the Court shall make an order superseding the arbitration, and in such case shall proceed with the suit. 150. Judgement According to Award:Where the Court did not remit the award to the arbitrators for reconsideration or where the time fixed by section 148 (3) has expired and no application has been made to set aside the award or an application having been made was refused, the Court shall proceed to pronounce judgement in accordance with the award. 151. Order as to Costs of Arbitration:The Court shall make an order respecting the costs of the arbitration where any question arises respecting such costs, and the award contains no provisions concerning them. 152. Application to File in Court Agreement to Refer to Arbitration:1) Where any person agree in writing that any dispute between them shall be referred to arbitration, such parties to the agreement, or any of them, may apply to any Court having jurisdiction in the matter to which the agreement relates, that the agreement be filed in Court. 2) The application shall be in writing and shall be numbered and registered as a suit between one or more of the parties interested or claiming to be interested as plaintiff or plaintiffs and the others or other of them as defendants or defendant, if the application has been presented by all the parties, if the application has been presented by all the parties, if otherwise, between the applicant as plaintiff and the other parties as defendants. 32