Court Intervention During Arbitral Proceedings | Arbitration Awareness Series | Kovise Foundation

Arbitral proceedings are designed to function with autonomy and minimal external interference. Yet, courts play a crucial role in supporting and supervising arbitration, ensuring fairness, legality, and enforceability. Understanding the scope and limits of court intervention is essential to appreciating how arbitration balances independence with judicial oversight. This session from the Arbitration Awareness Series, hosted by Kovise Ecoversity under the aegis of the Kovise Foundation, was organised by the INFED School of Kovise Ecoversity. The talk was delivered by Mr. Dwarak S, Intern at KFCRI, and explores the dynamics of court intervention during arbitral proceedings, highlighting its necessity, boundaries, and implications. The discussion examines the principles guiding judicial involvement, procedural aspects where courts may intervene, and the challenges of maintaining arbitral autonomy while ensuring justice. It underscores how courts act as guardians of due process, reinforcing arbitration’s credibility as a reliable dispute resolution mechanism. 🔗 Learn more: Kovise Ecoversity: https://koviseecoversity.org/ KFCRI: https://kfcri.org/ 🔔 Subscribe to Kovise Ecoversity for more sessions on arbitration, mediation, ADR, and contemporary legal issues.