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Rent review arbitrations legal challenges to awards and how to avoid them

By: Language: English Series: Arbitration ; 75(3) August 2009, 374-381(8)Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Summary: Rent review arbitration is alive and well. Outlines the methods of rent review arbitrations under the Arbitration Act 1996 and discusses separately the two main ways of challenging a rent review award: appeals on points of law under s69 of the Act and applications to have the award set aside or remitted under s68, which provides broader grounds of challenge but is subject to substantial limitations. Reviews the case law relevant to s68 challenges. Concludes that the courts will support arbitrators wherever possible but each case depends on its facts with financial stringency likely to intensify attempts to challenge awards in future.
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Rent review arbitration is alive and well. Outlines the methods of rent review arbitrations under the Arbitration Act 1996 and discusses separately the two main ways of challenging a rent review award: appeals on points of law under s69 of the Act and applications to have the award set aside or remitted under s68, which provides broader grounds of challenge but is subject to substantial limitations. Reviews the case law relevant to s68 challenges. Concludes that the courts will support arbitrators wherever possible but each case depends on its facts with financial stringency likely to intensify attempts to challenge awards in future.