Lg Caltex Gas Co Ltd and Another v China National Petroleum Corporation and Another: QBD 23 Feb 2001

Parties submitting a dispute to arbitration have the power also to agree that neither should have the power to challenge the decision of the arbitrator in court. That had been the position at common law, and this had survived the Act. The agreement can be ad hoc and informal.

Citations:

Times 23-Feb-2001

Statutes:

Arbitration Act 1996

Citing:

Appealed toLG Caltex Gas Co Ltd and Another v China National Petroleum Corporation and Another CA 6-Jun-2001
The arbitrator’s award was to the effect that two parties were not party to the contracts containing the arbitration agreements, and that they were therefore not liable to the applicants. The applicants contended that the award was a finding as to . .

Cited by:

Appeal fromLG Caltex Gas Co Ltd and Another v China National Petroleum Corporation and Another CA 6-Jun-2001
The arbitrator’s award was to the effect that two parties were not party to the contracts containing the arbitration agreements, and that they were therefore not liable to the applicants. The applicants contended that the award was a finding as to . .
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Arbitration

Updated: 09 April 2022; Ref: scu.83059