Arbitrator's Reliance On Unverified Evidence Violates Fundamental Policy Of India: Calcutta High Court

In a recent Calcutta High Court ruling, the court found that arbitrators' reliance on unverified evidence violated the fundamental policy of Indian law. The case highlighted that arbitrators must ensure that evidence is substantiated and credible. Using unverified evidence undermines the fairness and integrity of the arbitration process. The decision emphasizes the importance of adhering to procedural standards and maintaining a transparent and reliable arbitration system.