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The petitioner failed to substantiate claims of bias or procedural misconduct by the arbitrator; mere dissatisfaction with the arbitrator's comments or insistence on clarity does not amount to bias. No reasonable apprehension of bias was established.
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The High Court's decision refusing to remove the arbitrator was interlocutory as it did not finally determine the substantive rights of the parties in the arbitration; therefore, section 5(2)(d) of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act bars an appeal to the Court of Appeal on such a decision.
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The High Court nullified ongoing arbitral proceedings after finding the arbitrator breached natural justice by overruling an objection without hearing the parties.
The High Court dismissed preliminary objections in an arbitration-related petition, holding they were not pure points of law or were inapplicable.
The Court of Appeal held that the High Court could not restrain an arbitrator from carrying out a Court of Appeal order, and dismissed the appeal with costs.
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