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The Supreme Court dismissed a review application challenging an arbitral award, holding that claim amendments and additional evidence were permitted and that no procedural violation justified annulment.
The Commercial High Court dismissed SPERO Ltd’s challenge to an arbitral award, holding the consultancy contract remained valid and its purpose not achieved was not a ground for annulment.
The court held that a contract clause requiring arbitration barred court proceedings, so the appeal was dismissed and the lower court’s ruling upheld.
The Commercial Court has jurisdiction to compel an administrative authority to execute an arbitral award where no specific law excludes its competence, and the Permanent Secretary must be forced to intervene to ensure due process and prevent future opposition.
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The Commercial Court has jurisdiction to compel an administrative authority to execute an arbitral award where no specific law excludes its competence, and forced intervention of the Permanent Secretary is necessary to ensure all responsible parties are heard and to prevent third party opposition.
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The Commercial High Court held it had jurisdiction over an urgent arbitral challenge dispute, but that the arbitral tribunal—not KIAC—should decide the challenge.
The Court of Appeal upheld the setting aside of an arbitral award because a party had not been given a fair chance to respond to key evidence.
The Court of Appeal upheld setting aside an arbitral award because a party was not given a chance to respond to evidence about a phone number and vehicle ownership.
The Supreme Court held that the arbitration award was inconsistent with the parties’ contract, upheld the quashing of the award, and dismissed the appeal.
The Supreme Court upheld a ruling that the contract required adjudication before arbitration, so the arbitral tribunal lacked jurisdiction over the claim.
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