In MPB v LGK [2020] EWHC 90 (TCC), the English High Court dealt with an application to set aside an award under s.67 of the English Arbitration Act on the ground that there was no arbitration agreement between the parties, such that the Tribunal had no substantive jurisdiction over the dispute referred to it.
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Herbert Smith Freehills comment that the case is a:
“…useful reminder to contracting parties to ensure consistency in dispute resolution clauses where multiple contracts and standard terms are being adopted, or at the very least to set a clearly defined hierarchy between these contractual documents in the event of a conflict.”
