Paris Court of Appeal upholds arbitral award despite allegations of lack of due process | Practical Law

Paris Court of Appeal upholds arbitral award despite allegations of lack of due process | Practical Law

The Paris Court of Appeal has considered an application to set aside an award rendered under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The applicant argued that that the arbitral tribunal had acted ultra petita, failed to respect principles of due process and violated international public policy.

Paris Court of Appeal upholds arbitral award despite allegations of lack of due process

Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 9-547-1444 (Approx. 4 pages)

Paris Court of Appeal upholds arbitral award despite allegations of lack of due process

by Brendan Green, Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP (Paris)
Published on 28 Oct 2013 • France
The Paris Court of Appeal has considered an application to set aside an award rendered under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The applicant argued that that the arbitral tribunal had acted ultra petita, failed to respect principles of due process and violated international public policy.
The French Cour de Cassation upheld the Paris Court of Appeal's decision on 18 March 2015.