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Judicial Intervention In Arbitral Processes




Apoorva Chaudhary, Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh


ABSTRACT


Arbitration gives a proficient and elective component for fast question goal. It is one of the significant parts of Alternate Dispute Resolution Process. It is currently days one of the most favoured courses of question goal process since it includes intercession and appeasement process and urge gatherings to settle their debates out of court and inside a brief time frame period. "Intervention", is a course of settlement of debate, between two or more gatherings, the aim of which is conveyed, either through an agreement or arrangement, and the gatherings consent to determine their questions, by the method for intercession or assuagement." Section 2 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: characterized " Arbitration" As " Unless the setting in any case requires (a) Arbitration implies any discretion whether or not controlled by long-lasting Arbitral Institution and (b) " Arbitration Agreement", means and Agreement allude

d to in Section 7."


This article aims to understand the scope of judicial intervention in arbitral proceedings, judicial interpretation before arbitral proceedings, judicial intervention during proceedings, judicial intervention after proceedings and is judicial intervention in arbitration justified.


Keywords: Arbitration, judicial, intervention, arbitral award (hereby called honour).

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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