Free Legal Advice - arbitration
Posted by: Jayant Makkar
Posted on: 2018-09-13
If the arbitral tribunal rules that it has the jurisdiction under section 16(5), that decision is not appealable and the arbitral proceeding must continue. The only remedy available to an aggrieved party is to challenge the award under section 34. However, if the arbitral tribunal rules that it does not have jurisdiction, then that decision can be appealed before a court under section 37(2).
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