THREADBrowse · 9 entries, read in order
Arbitration and the courts
How much a court may interfere with an arbitration, before the award and after it.
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Encyclopedia · Principle
Party AutonomyThe parties’ freedom to choose the law, seat, procedure and tribunal, and the mandatory provisions that limit it.
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Encyclopedia · Principle
Minimal Judicial InterventionSection 5 and the policy that courts keep out of arbitration except where the Act allows.
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Encyclopedia · Concept
Seat and VenueThe juridical seat of an arbitration against the place where hearings happen: why the seat fixes the supervising court.
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Review · Lineage
Foreign-Seated Arbitration, from Bhatia to BALCOA decade in which Part I applied to arbitrations abroad, its prospective overruling, and the statutory repair.
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Encyclopedia · Test
Public Policy of IndiaThe narrow test for refusing to enforce a foreign award: fundamental policy, the interest of India, and justice or morality.
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Encyclopedia · Test
Patent IllegalityThe ground for setting aside a domestic award for illegality on its face, and the limits added in 2015.
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Review · Lineage
Public Policy, from Renusagar to SsangyongThe expansion of public policy as a ground of challenge to awards and its legislative and judicial rollback.
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Review · Fault Line
Can a Court Modify an Arbitral Award?Set aside or leave alone: whether section 34 allows a court to vary an award.
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Proposals · Transplant
Appeals on a Point of Law from AwardsA limited appeal to court on a question of law arising from an award, with leave, which parties may exclude.
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