Courts Must Refrain From Interim Orders Once Arbitral Tribunal Is Constituted Unless Urgency Demands: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has emphasized that courts should refrain from issuing interim orders once an arbitral tribunal is constituted, unless urgency demands it. This principle aims to uphold the autonomy and efficiency of arbitration proceedings. The court highlighted that such interference can undermine the arbitration process, which parties have chosen as their preferred method of dispute resolution. This decision underscores the judiciary's support for the arbitral process's integrity and the principle of minimal judicial intervention post-tribunal establishment.