Swiss Supreme Court confirms existing case law on the meaning of arbitrariness in domestic arbitration | Practical Law

Swiss Supreme Court confirms existing case law on the meaning of arbitrariness in domestic arbitration | Practical Law

In decision 4A_112/2014, the Swiss Supreme Court considered an application to set aside a domestic arbitral award on grounds that it was arbitrary in its result. Specifically, it examined whether the sole arbitrator had made factual findings that manifestly contradicted the case's evidentiary record.

Swiss Supreme Court confirms existing case law on the meaning of arbitrariness in domestic arbitration

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Swiss Supreme Court confirms existing case law on the meaning of arbitrariness in domestic arbitration

by Nathalie Voser (Partner) and Benjamin Moss (Associate), Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd (Zurich)
Published on 24 Sep 2014Switzerland
In decision 4A_112/2014, the Swiss Supreme Court considered an application to set aside a domestic arbitral award on grounds that it was arbitrary in its result. Specifically, it examined whether the sole arbitrator had made factual findings that manifestly contradicted the case's evidentiary record.