2.6. Judicial Intervention

Try these first

1. 1.

   What does judicial intervention refer to?

   Hint

   Think about when courts become part of arbitration.

2. 2.

   Name one reason why a court might need to appoint an arbitrator.

   Hint

   Consider the scenario when there's a disagreement.

3. 3.

   What is judicial intervention in the arbitration process?

   • Complete judicial control over arbitration
   • Limited involvement of courts
   • No involvement of courts

   Hint

   Remember the definition discussed in class.

4. 4.

   Can a court set aside an arbitration award?

   • True
   • False

   Hint

   Focus on the grounds for annulment we covered.

5. 5.

   Analyze a scenario where Party A requests the court for interim measures during arbitration. Discuss the implications of granting these measures and how they affect both parties involved.

   Hint

   Think about the balance of power and protection during disputes.

6. 6.

   Consider a case where the court set aside an arbitration award. Discuss the possible consequences that follow for both parties and the arbitration framework as a whole.

   Hint

   Reflect on how it impacts the future of arbitration for the involved parties.