No violation of the right to be heard if arbitral tribunal refuses to hold further hearing to remedy party's default (Swiss Supreme Court) | Practical Law

No violation of the right to be heard if arbitral tribunal refuses to hold further hearing to remedy party's default (Swiss Supreme Court) | Practical Law

In Decision 4A_70/2015, the Swiss Supreme Court reaffirmed its restrictive approach to infringements of the right to be heard and to public policy in the context of a defaulting party who wished to remedy its default.

No violation of the right to be heard if arbitral tribunal refuses to hold further hearing to remedy party's default (Swiss Supreme Court)

by Professor Dr Nathalie Voser (Partner) and Sevim Berkcan (Associate), Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd (Zurich and Geneva)
Published on 24 Jun 2015 • Switzerland
In Decision 4A_70/2015, the Swiss Supreme Court reaffirmed its restrictive approach to infringements of the right to be heard and to public policy in the context of a defaulting party who wished to remedy its default.