Power to modify an award if it is on matter not referred to arbitration [S.15 (a)].
Power to modify and award if it contains an obvious error, which can be amended without affecting such decisions [S.15 (c)].
Power to remit the award when the award has left undermined any of the matter referred to Arbitration [S.16 (a)].
Power to remit an award where it discloses error of law apparent upon its face [S.16 (c)].
Power to set aside the award for misconduct, both legal and personal [S.30].
Power to decide the existence and the validity of arbitration agreement [S.33]. |
Under S.32 (2)(a)(iv), the court has the power to set aside an award which deals with a dispute not falling within the terms of the submission to arbitration;
Power to arbitrator for correction of computation, clerical or typographical errors only.
No power to remit the award the act provides no remedy in case of an arbitrator not deciding a dispute referred to him;
No power to remit the award. No power to set aside.
No power to set aside the award on the ground of misconduct.
Power to decide the existence limited to the question whether the award decides a dispute not contemplated by the parties.
No power to decide if the omission by the arbitrator to decide a dispute which fell within his jurisdiction is valid or not.
Power to decide the validity of the arbitration agreement. |