terms and conditions of the allotment Therefore, the allotment was cancelled after due process. The petitioner challenged the order cancelling allotment by raising a dispute and his claim was turned down. When the petitioner filed a petition to set aside the order of Arbitrator, the same was dismissed. Thereafter, the petitioner filed the writ petition in WP.No.15101/2020 challenging the order of Principal District Judge in CMA.CS.No.20/2021. This was dismissed holding that the petitioner has not established any ground to set aside the Award under Section 34 of Arbitration Act. Thereafter, the writ appeal in WA.No.2565/2021 is also dismissed. Now review application is filed to review the order. This Court and Hon'ble Supreme Court, time and again has ruled that unless there is error apparent on record, there is no scope for entertaining a review. The review is on the same grounds on which the writ petition was filed. The review application is not rehearing the appeal. No ground is made to review the order.