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Arbitration Vs Justice: Where Should Courts Draw The Line? An arbitrator’s findings are final and binding and are not to be lightly interfered with, with judicial scrutiny confined only to exceptional cases of patent

Pakistan’s arbitration law stands at the crossroads of efficiency and justice, as courts navigate between restraint and necessary intervention.
By Wasim Abid

Read more: www.thefridaytimes.com/20-Apr-2026/...

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Arbitration Vs Justice: Where Should Courts Draw The Line? An arbitrator’s findings are final and binding and are not to be lightly interfered with, with judicial scrutiny confined only to exceptional cases of patent

Arbitration promises finality, but judicial review tests its limits—where should courts draw the line between deference and oversight?
By Wasim Abid

Read more: www.thefridaytimes.com/20-Apr-2026/...

#ArbitrationPakistan #judicialreview #arbitrationawards #ArbitrationAct1940 #GerrysCase