Procedure for setting aside arbitration award
Language: English Series: Times ; 25 July 1994, 36(1)Publication details: 1994Subject(s): Summary: In "Ashbank Property Co Ltd v Department of Transport" ChD 13 July 1994, it was held that the correct procedure for setting aside an arbitration award pursuant to Arbitration Act 1950 s23(2) was to issue an originating motion to a single judge in the Commercial Court of the Queen`s Bench Division.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3028-33 Possession order | WB3028-41 Shopping centre inquiry | WB3028-61 Plaintiff can choose best remedy | WB3029-01 Procedure for setting aside arbitration award | WB3029-25 Breach of condition | WB3029-26 Costs | WB3029-27 Time-limits |
In "Ashbank Property Co Ltd v Department of Transport" ChD 13 July 1994, it was held that the correct procedure for setting aside an arbitration award pursuant to Arbitration Act 1950 s23(2) was to issue an originating motion to a single judge in the Commercial Court of the Queen`s Bench Division.