Regrettable or Fatal? Arbitrator Non-Disclosure Before the Delhi High Court
This piece argues that the Delhi High Court's Engineering Projects v. MSA Global ruling erroneously granted an anti-arbitration injunction based on an arbitrator's non-disclosure. The court mistakenly applied the low-threshold disclosure standard (ICC Art. 11) instead of the objective "justifiable doubts" challenge standard (ICC Art. 14) to find the proceedings "oppressive." This conflation, which disregards the ICC Court's own findings, represents a form of procedural hyper-vigilance that undermines party autonomy and international arbitral norms.
Viraj Thakur, Nida Adeel Mohammed
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