Re-calibration of Curial Intervention in Public Policy Challenges Against Arbitral Awards
Development summary
This Journal of International Arbitration article by Darius Chan and Elias Khong addresses the tension between the finality of arbitral awards and courts’ role in safeguarding public policy when an award is challenged on public-policy grounds. It surveys approaches across jurisdictions, including the very strict review stance generally adopted in common law authorities, and proposes an alternative common-law approach designed to strike a better balance among the competing interests.
Research note
Issue
The scope of court review of arbitral awards challenged on public-policy grounds, including the relationship between judicial scrutiny and the finality of the award.
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Academic details
“Re-calibration of Curial Intervention in Public Policy Challenges Against Arbitral Awards”
Journal of International Arbitration · 2024
DOI 10.54648/joia2024014
