Principle Of Judicial Non-Interference Is Fundamental To Both Domestic & International Arbitral Proceedings: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court reaffirmed the principle of judicial non-interference in arbitral proceedings, emphasizing that the Arbitration and Conciliation Act is a self-contained code. The court held that both domestic and international commercial arbitration must be conducted without undue interference from the judiciary. The case involved a challenge to an arbitral award, and the court reiterated that the scope of judicial intervention is limited to specific grounds outlined in the Act. This ruling underscores the autonomy of arbitral tribunals and the importance of minimizing judicial interference to uphold the integrity and efficiency of the arbitration process.