Principle

ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION LAW — Jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunal — When Plea of Lack of Jurisdiction Must Be Raised

Area of law
ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that a challenge to an arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction must be raised before the tribunal within the stipulated time, unless delay is justified; failure forecloses raising it for the first time in the High Court, as the foundation of arbitration is submission. The…

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