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Recognition and enforcement of foreign awards - Part II of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - Jurisdiction of District Judge to judge Foreign Award - There is no ground in the pari materia provisions of Section 34 to set aside such award on the ground that the substantive law of that country has been infracted. Indeed, the only ground on which such award could possibly be interfered with is if such award, valid under the law which it applied, could be held to be contrary to the public policy of India. - SC
Recognition and enforcement of foreign awards - Part II of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 - Jurisdiction of District Judge to judge Foreign Award - There is no ground in the pari materia provisions of Section 34 to set aside such award on the ground that the substantive law of that country has been infracted. Indeed, the only ground on which such award could possibly be interfered with is if such award, valid under the law which it applied, could be held to be contrary to the public policy of India. - SC
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