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Arbitration Act 1996: controversial challenges and (r)evolutionary reform
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Arbitration Act 1996: controversial challenges and (r)evolutionary reform
by Nadia Osborne and Tim Reinhard, Fladgate LLP
Recent statistics demonstrate that the UK court is maintaining its non-interventionist approach in relation to challenges to arbitral awards, highlighting that these challenges should not be undertaken lightly. The Law Commission's proposed reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996 also follow this approach, and are likely to have a positive overall effect on arbitration and on England's popularity as an arbitral seat.
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