Remission of Award - International Arbitration

English Court Refuses To Enforce Unchallenged Award

October 20, 2019October 28, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

英法院拒绝执行无可争议的裁决
In a serious and unusual case, the English High Court refuses to enforce an unchallenged arbitral on the basis that to do so would not be in the interests of justice, demonstrating that s.66 is not a simple rubber-stamping exercise.

Appeal of Award / Construction / Hong Kong / Remission of Award / Serious Irregularity / Setting Aside Award

HK Court Refuses to Set Aside/Remit Award

October 13, 2019October 16, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

香港法院拒绝搁置仲裁裁决
The Court refuses to set aside or remit an arbitration award arising out of a project in Macau, rejecting arguments that the employer was unable to present its case or that the tribunal failed to deal with all the issues.

England / English Arbitration Act s.68 / Expert Evidence / Remission of Award / Serious Irregularity / Setting Aside Award

English Court Refuses To Set Aside Due to Tribunal’s Refusal to Admit Expert Report

October 2, 2019October 8, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

由于法庭拒绝接受专家报告，英国法院拒绝搁置
The English Court refuses to set aside and remit an award stating that s.68 is concerned solely with due process and represents an exhaustive list of what constitutes “serious irregularity” under the Act.

Construction / Fairness / Hong Kong / Remission of Award / Setting Aside Award

HK Court Sets Aside Second Award Following Remission To Tribunal

August 29, 2019September 10, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

The HK High Court sets aside an award remitted to the tribunal following an initial challenge, stating that the defects resulting in the remission had not been cured by the route taken by the Arbitrator.