Karnataka High Court: Arbitral Tribunal Interlocutory Orders Not Amenable to Interference
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Karnataka High Court: Arbitral Tribunal Interlocutory Orders Not Amenable to Interference

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Articles 226 and 227 should ordinarily not be used to correct interlocutory procedural orders of an Arbitral Tribunal unless there is a patent jurisdictional defect or exceptional perversity. The post Arbitral Tribunal’s interlocutory orders not amenable to interference absent patent lack of inherent jurisdiction; Karnataka HC reiterates appeared first on SCC Times.

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