Recognition cannot be denied if reasoning in award is deemed contrary to public policy (Bologna Court of Appeal) | Practical Law

Recognition cannot be denied if reasoning in award is deemed contrary to public policy (Bologna Court of Appeal) | Practical Law

In Decision no. 626/2016, the Bologna Court of Appeal considered whether to recognise a French International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) award where a party argued that the award violated public policy and due process.

Recognition cannot be denied if reasoning in award is deemed contrary to public policy (Bologna Court of Appeal)

by Cecilia Carrara, Paolo Pototschnig, Stefano Parlatore and Daniele Geronzi, Legance
Published on 04 May 2016 • Italy
In Decision no. 626/2016, the Bologna Court of Appeal considered whether to recognise a French International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) award where a party argued that the award violated public policy and due process.