Traversing The Highs And Lows Of Judicial Intervention In Arbitration

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With the recent evolving jurisprudence in the realm of arbitration, it is crucial to note that even though the aforementioned judgments may indicate an increasingly noticeable tendency of the judiciary to interfere less with arbitral awards, there are still some aspects of the arbitral process in which judicial intervention can be minimized. Hence, this article seeks to not only appreciate the notable strides made by the judiciary in its endeavour of achieving minimal interference in arbitration matters but also highlight the considerable scope for improvement in this regard for the judiciary by discussing some case laws related to such aspects.

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