Interference Under Article 227 Is Permissible Only If Order Of Arbitrator Is Completely Perverse And Illegal: Delhi High Court

Interference under Article 227 permissible (Delhi HC): The Delhi High Court ruled that interference under Article 227 of the Constitution is permissible if the arbitrator's order is found to be perverse or illegal. This decision emphasizes the judiciary's supervisory role in ensuring that arbitration awards are fair and legally sound. It highlights the importance of judicial oversight in arbitration proceedings to correct gross errors and protect parties' rights. The ruling underscores the balance between respecting arbitration autonomy and ensuring justice through judicial review.