Practical Law

In a recent set aside action, the Singapore Court of Appeal (SGCA) has once again demonstrated its pro-arbitration stance. Being a Model Law jurisdiction, the Singapore courts will only set aside arbitral awards on limited grounds, for example, for breach of Singapore’s public policy and breach of natural justice. In CEF and other v CEH, … Continue reading Singapore Court of Appeal partially sets aside arbitral award for breach of the fair hearing rule, and declines to adopt the “no evidence rule” as part of Singapore law →