马来西亚法院允许对仲裁裁决进行调查，以待仲裁
The Malaysian High Court considers whether an inquiry of damages arising out of an undertaking by an applicant to pay damages for an injunction wrongly granted by a court in support of arbitration proceedings should await the outcome of a pending arbitration between the parties.
The English Court of Appeal confirms the power of English courts to restrain a foreign arbitration on grounds that the foreign arbitration is oppressive and vexatious and provides guidance on the exceptional circumstances in which English courts may exercise this power.
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