Arbitration Clause Cannot Be Invoked Again Over Matters Which Have Already Been Adjudicated: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court ruled that an arbitration clause cannot be invoked for matters that have already been decided. The court clarified that arbitration is intended for resolving disputes, not for revisiting settled issues. This decision reinforces the principle of finality in legal proceedings. The ruling prevents parties from using arbitration to reopen cases that have already been adjudicated. The judgment emphasizes the importance of adhering to established legal outcomes and respecting the finality of decisions. This ensures that arbitration is used appropriately and does not undermine the integrity of the judicial process.