The English court's supportive powers: preservation or sale of property, assets and evidence | Practical Law

The English court's supportive powers: preservation or sale of property, assets and evidence | Practical Law

This note considers the English court's powers to support arbitration by making orders relating to the preservation or sale of property, assets or evidence. Particular consideration is given to the relationship between the overlapping powers of the court and the arbitral tribunal in this regard.

The English court's supportive powers: preservation or sale of property, assets and evidence

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This note considers the English court's powers to support arbitration by making orders relating to the preservation or sale of property, assets or evidence. Particular consideration is given to the relationship between the overlapping powers of the court and the arbitral tribunal in this regard.