A proceeding in bankruptcy was based upon an order to enforce an ordinary civil arbitration award. Under the 1889 Act it was possible to obtain an order in the High Court of England for the enforcement of such an order and all that was held was that that was a civil proceeding in the High Court. For the enforcement of the order it was necessary to issue an originating summons in the High Court based upon the award and to obtain an order.
Held: It was a proceeding in the High Court.
Citations:
[1896] 1 QB 368
Statutes:
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Cited – National Ability Sa v Tinna Oils and Chemicals Ltd CA 11-Dec-2009
Implied promise to pay arbitral award
The parties disputed how limitation affects the enforcement of an arbitration award. More than six years had passed since the award had been made, and the defendant said it was out of time.
Held: A party can enforce an award either by ordinary . .
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Limitation, Insolvency
Updated: 05 May 2022; Ref: scu.384114
