Can An Arbitration Award Be Challenged By A Party?

Can an arbitration award be challenged by a party?

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Posted by: Kashish Kukreja

Posted on: 2018-09-13

An appeal of the setting aside or refusal to set aside an award under Section 34 can be appealed in a higher Court and could be a possible means of delaying the award by one of the parties. But in view of the fact that “Stay” is not a presumption, the decree can be enforced even if the appeal is being discussed in a higher Court. Parties entering into Arbitration must be aware of the finality of an award and ensure that at every point of the arbitration such as appointment of the arbitrator, meeting the deadlines in notices, placing its claim or defense, providing evidences before the Tribunal, or pressing for oral hearings and arguments etc, sufficient care is exercised so that they do not lose an arbitration by virtue of the laxity of the disputing party or his counsel. This adds an extra sense of responsibility on the Council as well as the choice of the Council by the party.

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