SC Says Foreign Arbitration Award in Favour of Vedanta Not Against Indian Public Policy
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SC Says Foreign Arbitration Award in Favour of Vedanta Not Against Indian Public Policy

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In a major setback to the Centre, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said the requirement of procedural fairness constitutes a fundamental basis for the integrity of the arbitral process, as it upheld a foreign arbitration award in favour of Vedanta and Videocon. The government had argued that under the Indian law, a foreign arbitration award can be challenged if it was against public policy. The award is not contrary to the fundamental policy of Indian law, or in conflict with the notions of justice.” The apex court concluded that the enforcement of the foreign award does not contravene the public policy of India, nor is it contrary to the basic notions of justice. Cairn India and Videocon were allowed to recover $198 million as per the contract, and in July 2014, the Malaysian Court of Appeals upheld the arbitral award allowing additional recoveries to Vedanta.

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