If Courts Can Only Set Aside Awards & Can't Modify Them, Parties Will Be Forced To Undergo Fresh Round Of Arbitration : Supreme Court

Supreme Court observed that if courts can only set aside awards without modification powers, parties face unnecessary re-arbitration. The judgment discusses how this limitation in the Arbitration Act leads to inefficient dispute resolution, forcing parties to restart the entire process rather than allowing courts to make necessary corrections. This observation may prompt legislative reconsideration of courts' powers in arbitration oversight to make the process more effective and less time-consuming.