Swiss Supreme Court considers whether right to be heard violated where arbitral award explicitly addresses relevant evidence | Practical Law

Swiss Supreme Court considers whether right to be heard violated where arbitral award explicitly addresses relevant evidence | Practical Law

In a German-language decision (4A_330/2013) dated 17 September 2013 and published on 10 October 2013, the Swiss Supreme Court considered whether a challenge to an arbitral award for violating the right to be heard would be successful where the relevant issues were expressly addressed by the arbitral award.

Swiss Supreme Court considers whether right to be heard violated where arbitral award explicitly addresses relevant evidence

by PD Dr Nathalie Voser (Partner) and Dr Jörn Eschment (Associate), Schellenberg Wittmer (Zurich)
Published on 28 Oct 2013 • Switzerland
In a German-language decision (4A_330/2013) dated 17 September 2013 and published on 10 October 2013, the Swiss Supreme Court considered whether a challenge to an arbitral award for violating the right to be heard would be successful where the relevant issues were expressly addressed by the arbitral award.