الهيئة الدولية للتحكيم ، التحكيم في الهند: نظرة عامة
ARBITRATION IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW
the only recourse is to Section 34. The Supreme Court observed:
Similarly, if the award is patently against the statutory provisions of substantive
law which is in force in India or is passed without giving an opportunity of hearing to the
parties as provided under Section 24 or without giving any reason in a case where
parties have not agreed that no reasons are to be recorded, it would be against the
statutory provisions. In all such cases, the award is required to be set aside on the
ground of 'patent illegality'.”
الهيئة الدولية للتحكيم