The case of the applicant is that Smt. B. Kamala Devi and B. Manjula Devi are absolute owners of the property No.4-1-357/1 & 2, admeasuring 600 square yards situated at Hanuman Tekdi, Hyderabad. Subsequently, late Smt. B. Kamala Devi and Smt. B. Manjula Devi have obtained building permission from MCH for construction of Cellar, Ground and Three Floors dated 23.03.1991 and thereafter, they entered into a development agreement dated 29.01.1992 with the 1st respondent. The applicant has become absolute owner of the entire property by virtue of the will executed by late Smt. B. Kamala Devi, his mother, bequeathing her interest in his favour and also due to relinquishment of share of Smt. B. Manjula Devi, his sister, in his favour. As the 1st respondent has violated the terms of agreement and constructed the building with deviations and was trying to induct the third parties into possession, the parties have invoked arbitration clause No.15 to resolve the disputes and approached Mr. K. Venkata Swamy, arbitrator, who did not evince any interest and not taken any steps and the parties sought for removal of the arbitrator and appointment of fresh arbitrator. Later, OP.No.18 of 1998 was filed before the IV Senior Civil Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad, for appointment of an arbitrator and learned Senior Civil Judge by order dated 13.04.2006 has appointed Sri K.K. Waghray as an arbitrator to resolve the disputes. Sri K.K. Waghray by letter dated 28.09.2006 has intimated that since he was teacher to the father of the applicant’s counsel he cannot accept the appointment and