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All about the arbitral tribunal
8y Rachit Garg - June 16.2022
This article has been written by Mudit Gupta, currently pursuing BBA.LL.B (hons.) from
the University of Mumbai Law Academy. This article discusses all the necessary details
about the Arbitral Tribunal, its composition, its role, its powers, and other related topics.
It has been published by Rachit Garg.
Table of Contents
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A. Introduction
2. Composition of Arbitral Tribunal
2.1. Composition of the Arbitration Council of India
2.2, Selection of arbitrators
2,3, Removal of arbitrators
3, Role of arbitrators in arbitration
4, Powers of an arbitrator in India
4.4, Power to administer an oath to the parties and witnesses
4,2, Poveer to take interim measures
4.3. Power to proceed ex-parte
4.4, Power to appoint an expert
4.5, Power to make awards
5. Expenses of arbitral tribunals
6. Jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals
7, Functions of arbitral tribunals
7.1, To fix time and place for the arbitration proceedings
7.2.0 decide upon the liability of arbitration-related expenses
7.3,To manage the scope of investigation
7.4.70 maintain the secrecy of the case
7.5. To determine the rule of procedure
7.6, Duty to interpret or correct the award
8, Laws governing arbitral tribunals in India
9, Laws governing arbitral tribunals in the international sphere
9.0.1. Governing law of the agreement
9.0.2, Governing law of the Arbitration Agreement
9.0.3. Governing law for the arbitration proceedings
9.0.4. Governing law for defining the capacity of parties to sign and get into an arbitration
2qreement
9.0.5. Governing law for the land of enforcement of arbitral award
10. Major arbitration centres in the world
10.1, International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration
10.2, London Court of International Arbitration
10.3. Permanent Court of Arbitration
10.4, Singapore International Arbitration Centre
10.5, Indian Council of Arbitration
11. Conclusion
12. Frequently Asked Questions
12.1. Till what time can a plea against the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal be filed?
12.2. Can the arbitration procedure be fast tracked in India?
12.3. What is the time period provided for fast track arbitration?
12.4, Is the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 based on UNCITRAL Model Law?
12.5, What Is the time limit as per the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 for giving the
award for International commercial arbitration?
12.6, What is the time limit for the completion of written submissions?
32.7. an an arbitration institution be selected by the parties at the time of making the
‘contract?
12.8.Can an arbitral awar¢ be appealed?
13, References
Introduction
“Justice delayed is justice denied.”
As per the strategy paper given by Niti Aayog in 2018, there were 29 million cases
pending in Indian courts, and at that time it was said that it would take more than 324
years to clear that backlog with the number of judges that were appointed. Now the
pendency has risen to 44 million cases and there are only 21.03 million judges over 1
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million people in the country. These statistics are somewhat worrisome. Considering
such a situation, people nowadays are considering alternate ways of dispute resolution
and ‘arbitration’ is one such way.
Arbitration is an alternative method provided for dispute resolution in civil matters. It is
‘a way in which a dispute is decided by private individuals appointed and not the judicial
officers appointed to the courts and tribunals of the country directly. These private
individuals are called arbitrators, and they are quasi-judicial officers. However, all the
matters cannot be decided by way of arbitration. Such matters involve matters related to
crimes, matrimony, insolvency and winding up, guardianship, tenancy, testamentary
matters, trusts, etc. This bifurcation is made by keeping in mind the kind of right
affected, L.e., ‘right in rem’ or “right in personam’ and also the jurisdiction of special
courts and the analysis of public policy.
Whenever a dispute arises between two parties and they decide to resolve the dispute
through arbitration, an arbitral tribunal Is to be set up. An “arbitral tribunal” means a
sole arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators. Their task is to adjudicate and resolve the
dispute and to provide an arbitral award
In this article, all the details and information about the arbitration tribunals are
discussed
Composition of Arbitral Tribunal
Chapter-III of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 talks about the composition of
the arbitral tribunal.
‘The provisions which are discussed in detall in Chapter-III are mentioned below-
1, The number of arbitrators
2, Their appointment
3. Power of the Central Government to amené the schedule
4, Grounds on which the appointment of the arbitrator can be challenged
5. Procedure to challenge the appointment
6. Failure or impossibility on the part of the arbitrator to act
7. Termination of the mandate and substitution of the arbitrator
The number of arbitrators should be odd and not even. It helps in determining the clear
majority of the tribunal and avoids any sort of discrepancy in that regard.
‘Also, the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2019 provided for the
establishment of the Arbitration Council of India with the view of promoting the other
alternative dispute redressal mechanisms such as arbitration, mediation and negotiation,
Also, the composition as well as the functions of the council were provided in the same
amendment Act.
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Composition of the Arbitration Council of India
It consists of a Chairperson who is either:
+ A judge of the Supreme Court
+ A judge of a High Court
* Chief Justice of a High Court
+ An eminent person with expert knowledge in the conduct of arbitration,
Other members will include an eminent arbitration practitioner, an academician with
experience in arbitration, and government appointees.
Selection of arbitrators
In the same amendment Act, the provisions regarding the selection of arbitrators were
‘also modified, A person of any nationality can be an arbitrator in a case unless
specifically provided in the agreement. As per the new provisions, if the parties or the
two arbitrators(in the case of three arbitrators tribunal) are not able to appoint the
required arbitrator then the Supreme Court and High Courts have the responsibility to
designate arbitral institutions as per their respective jurisdictions. Parties to the dispute
approach the courts for the appointment of arbitrators to decide upon the dispute at
hand, Appointments for international commercial arbitration are made by the institution
designated by the Supreme Court, For domestic arbitration, appointments are made by
the institution designated by the concerned High Court. If a situation arises in which no
arbitral institutions are available, then the Chief Justice of the concerned High Court may
maintain a panel of arbitrators to perform the functions of the arbitral institutions. An
application for the appointment of an arbitrator is required to be disposed of within 30
days, and the appointment of the arbitrator should take place.
Also, as per the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2021, the previously
provided qualification criteria were removed and replaced with a provision that the
qualifications, experience, and norms for accreditation of arbitrators were to be specified
under the regulations.
Removal of arbitrators
‘The provisions for the removal of arbitrators are mentioned in Section 12(3). As per
Section 12(3), if the circumstances suggest that a person is either related to the parties
or has a self-vested interest in the dispute and will not be able to be impartial in the
proceedings, then removal proceedings can be initiated against the arbitrator. Also, an
arbitrator can leave the case in between in case of some special circumstances in which
he is not able to act according to the needs of the case and in that case a new arbitrator
is appointed. An arbitrator can also be removed if he/she misconducts in the proceedings
in any manner.
Role of arbitrators in arbitration
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Now, talking about the role of an arbitrator in an arbitral proceeding, it is the same as
that of a judge in a judicial proceeding. An arbitrator plays the role of a private judge.
They are appointed by the arbitral institutions and their main roles include the following
1. Interpreting and applying the rules and laws applicable to arbitration
2, Managing the scope of investigation so that all the evidence and witnesses are verified
extensively
3. Conducting the arbitration hearing in which testimonials of both the parties are
submitted
4, Analysing the evidence and testimonials thoroughly
5, Making a decision to resolve the dispute
6. Declaring the arbitral award
While performing all the above functions within the capacity of an arbitrator, he/she has
to be impartial and should disclose all the facts required to be known by the parties
before the start of the proceedings
Powers of an arbitrator in India
Now, let’s discuss the powers provided to the arbitrator. The Arbitration and Conciliation
‘Act, 1996 provides some powers to the arbitrator to assist him/her in delivering the
award. These measures can be taken by the tribunal to facilitate the delivery of arbitral
awards in the concerned dispute. These powers include the following provisions-
Power to administer an oath to the parties and
witnesses
‘The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 provides arbitrators with the power to
administer an oath to the parties and all the witnesses. He can also issue interrogatories
to the parties if he/she finds it necessary to do so. This function is available to the
arbitrator because he/she acts as a quasi-judicial officer.
Power to take interim measures
Section 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 provides the power to the
tribunal to take an interim measure when a party to the dispute approaches the tribunal
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for the same. The interim measures that can be taken by the arbitration tribunal include
the following
1. Appointment of a guardian for a minor or person of unsound mind for the purposes of
arbitral proceedings
2. Preservation, interim custody, or sale of any goods which is the subject-matter of the
arbitration agreement
3, Securing the amount in dispute in the arbitration
4, Interim injunction or the appointment of a receiver
5, Such other interim measures of protection as may appear to the arbitral tribunal to be
just and convenient.
‘The power to grant interim relief by the arbitral tribunal and enforcing them as orders of
the courts ensures that the relief granted by tribunals is not ambiguous and holds an
impartial value. The parties no longer have to engage in the tedious process of
‘approaching the courts for effective interim relief, which contributes to Increasing the
convenience for the parties opting for arbitration and strengthens the appeal of
arbitration in India.
Power to proceed ex-parte
‘The arbitration tribunal has the power to proceed ex parte (an order which is given in
absence of one of the parties caused on their own will) if any of the following conditions
arise-
+ In cases where the claimant fails to submit or communicate their statements as per
Section 23 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996;
+ In cases where the respondent fails to submit or communicate their statements as per
Section 23 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996; and
+ In cases where, any of the parties to the dispute fails to appear at an oral hearing or
to produce the document or any sort of documentary evidence asked by the tribunal.
Although it is to be noted that an arbitration tribunal cannot pass an ex parte order on
the mere filing of an interim application as the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
mandates sufficient advance notice for any hearing
Power to appoint an expert
Section 26 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 authorises the arbitral tribunal to
‘appoint one or more experts to assist him on a specific issue if he finds it necessary in
any case,
‘The arbitrator also has the power to give any relevant information, documents, or
property to the experts for the purpose of inspection. If necessary, then the arbitrator
also has the power to appoint the expert as a participant in a hearing
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There is only one condition to be satisfied to exercise this power, which Is that the expert
must have to show the parties that he has expertise in matters related to this case,
Power to make awards
An arbitral award is similar to a judgement of the court. It is based on the interpretation
of the facts and evidence by the arbitral tribunal. The decision of the tribunal is what
resembles an arbitral award.
‘The main motive of the arbitral proceeding is the determination of the arbitral award and
the power to declare it lies with the arbitral tribunal. However, the rules applicable in an
arbitration proceeding are to be verified on the basis of the below-mentioned provisions:
1. In matters related to international commercial arbitration, the dispute shall be decided
according to the rules of proceedings which are decided by the parties, but if they fail
to decide upon the rules, then the arbitrator himself decides them and they become
applicable,
2. In other matters, the arbitral tribunal shall have the right to decide the rules which
are in accordance with the substantive law.
Declaring an arbitral award is not only 2 power conferred on the arbitral tribunals but
also a duty on their part to assess all the information related to the dispute and then
decide upon the same,
Expenses of arbitral tribunals
‘As the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2019 provided that the
appointment of the arbitrators is to be made by the arbitral institutions assigned by the
Supreme Court or the High Court and all the decisions regarding the matters of expenses
is to be made by the assigned institution as per Section 314 of the Act.
‘The expenses are to be borne by the unsuccessful party as per the award, This rule can
be changed in certain cases where the court or arbitral tribunal may make a different
order for which they have to record the reasons in writing,
Expenses for the matter of arbitration proceedings as per the Indian Council of
Arbitration, which is one of the institutions, include the following
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1. The fees and expenses of the arbitrators and witnesses
2, Administrative and secretarial expenses
3. Expenses on the travel of the arbitrator and others concerned
4, Stenographic, translation, and interpretation charges
5, Stamp duty on an award
6. Expenses of witnesses
7. The cost of legal or technical advice
8, Other incidental expenses arising out of or in connection with the arbitration
proceeding or award.
Jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals
Arbitral tribunals don’t exercise statutory jurisdiction. They define their jurisdiction as
per the needs of the parties involved in the dispute.
Section 16 of Chapter-4 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1986 talks about the
provisions regarding the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal. It basically says that an
arbitration clause will be valid even if the contract is held void, It is to be read as another
agreement. It also provides for the provisions of interim orders and the power of the
arbitral tribunal to make them as per Section 17 of the statute
Functions of arbitral tribunals
[As per Section 2(1)(d) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 2019, an arbitration
tribunal refers to a sole arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators, These people have quasi-
Judicial authority because they act as private judges in civil matters. So, under this
capacity, they also have some functions to perform, which are as follows:
To fix time and place for the arbitration proceedings
It is the duty of the tribunal so assigned to finalise the place and time for the
proceedings as per the convenience and consent of the parties to the dispute. But after
the finalisation of the time and place, it is the duty of the parties to produce themselves
for the proceedings, otherwise the tribunal can give an ex parte order.
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To decide upon the liability of arbitration-related
expenses
It is the duty of the tribunal to decide upon the liability of the expenses of the arbitration
proceedings and then give the verdict on the Issue with valid reasoning on their part.
To manage the scope of investigation
It is one of the most critical functions of the arbitration tribunal. An arbitration tribunal
should analyse all the evidence and witnesses to be sure of the circumstances and then
take a stand on the basis of which the arbitral award is given by the tribunal.
To maintain the secrecy of the case
There is an obligation for the arbitrators in the tribunal to maintain the secrecy of all the
facts in order to maintain the trust values defined, intact.
But at the same time, as per Section 12 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996,
they have to disclose some facts to the parties so that no sense of partiality is found in
the delivery of the award,
To determine the rule of procedure
According to Section 19 of the Arbitration and Coneillation Act, 1996, the arbitration
procedure is not bound by any code of procedure. The arbitration organisation assigned
the task of setting up the tribunal for a particular arbitration case defines the rules for
conducting the arbitration proceedings. Most of these rules are pre-defined by the
organisation, and some rules are interpreted during the course of the proceedings. These
have to comply with the other laws of the country,
Duty to interpret or correct the award
According to Section 33 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, It is the duty of the
arbitral tribunal to correct or interpret the award passed by the tribunal assigned, within
30 days from the date of receipt of the application for the same. It can be done in the
following two cases:
1. A party with the notice to the other party may request arbitration tribunal to correct
any error of the sort of typographical, computation, clerical, or any other error of
similar nature;
2. A party may, with a notice to the other party, request the tribunal to interpret any
specific part or parts of the award again.
As per this section, the tribunal may correct any error of the award on its own initiative
within thirty days from the date of the arbitration award.
Laws governing arbitral tribunals in India
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In case of domestic arbitration in India, the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is the
main law regulating the arbitration proceedings in India. Also, along with the Act, all the
proceedings must be in lieu of the procedural and substantive law of India.
The arbitral tribunal, while deciding a dispute, has to comply with these provisions in
order to pronounce an arbitral award that is maintainable
In India, the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 along with the Arbitration and Conciliation
‘Act, 1996, which is based on UNCITRAL model text, provide for the basic rules and
regulations to be followed by the arbitration tribunal during the proceedings to grant an
arbitral award.
Laws governing arbitral tribunals in the
international sphere
In case of international commercial disputes which are to be settled by way of
arbitration, there are at least five systems of law that are relevant to be considered
during the process and for deciding the outcome of the arbitration. These systems are as
follows:
Governing law of the agreement
‘The law governing the other provisions of the agreement, which the parties have agreed
upon and subsequent breach of which results in the initiation of the proceedings.
Governing law of the Arbitration Agreement
‘The law governing the arbitration clause or arbitration agreement determines various
other provisions for the proceedings of the arbitration
Governing law for the arbitration proceedings
Any specific law to be considered as per the agreement for the purpose of proceedings
and deciding the dispute is to be taken into account beforehand
‘The UN Working Group, which also drafted the UNCITRAL Model Law on International
Commercial Arbitration, started with the assertion that when the parties have not
expressly provided for any law to determine the substantive validity of the arbitration
agreement itself, then the law of the seat of the Arbitral Tribunal must apply for the
same.
Governing law for defining the capacity of parties to sign and get into
an arbitration agreement
Laws defining the capacity of the parties under which they have contracted with each
‘other are to be considered as these provisions can have a very important role to play in
deciding the dispute.
Governing law for the land of enforcement of arbitral award
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‘The laws of the territorial area in which the arbitral award will be enforced have to be
taken into consideration by the tribunal to primarily decide the kind of compensation to
be provided as per the arbitral award,
Major arbitration centres in the world
There are many centres in the world that assist in the delivery of justice in arbitration
‘cases, Some of the most prominent arbitration centres are mentioned below with a brief
account of their details. All of these centres have some predefined rules and are
responsible for assigning the tribunal for arbitration proceedings.
The High Court assigns the institution to the parties to the dispute in cases of domestic
arbitration, whereas in the case of international commercial arbitration, the institution is
assigned by the Supreme Court of India.
International Chamber of Commerce International Court
of Arbitration
The International Chamber of Commerce's International Court of Arbitration was
established in Paris in 1923. It is generally described as the world's leading international
commercial arbitration institution.
The ICC's International Court of Arbitration is not a tribunal or a court and does not itself
decide disputes or act as an arbitrator, It is rather an administrative body that acts in 2
supervisory and appointing capacity under the rules of the International Chamber of
Commerce.
ICC India is one of the most active chapters of the ICC, the world’s apex business
organisation. In its fold, it has a large membership of corporations, chambers of
‘commerce, trade and industry associations, consultancy organisations, law firms, etc.
London Court of International Arbitration
‘The London Court of International Arbitration was founded in the year 1892, It is one of
the world’s leading international institutions for commercial dispute resolution.
It provides efficient, flexible, and impartial administration of arbitration and other ADR
proceedings such as negotiation,mediation etc., regardless of location, and under any
system of law.
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This centre levies administrative expenses on an hourly basis for the services of the
arbitrators,
‘The London Court of International Arbitration, India started its operations in 2009, Its
purpose was to promote the use of arbitration and other ways of dispute resolution
through an Indian arbitral institution which would offer institutionally administered
arbitration based on India-specific rules.
Permanent Court of Arbitration
This institution was established by the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907 for the
Pacific Settlement of International Disputes and is focused particularly on international
arbitration involving states and similar entities.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration has a three-part organisational structure consisting
of an Administrative Council that looks after its policies and budgets, a panel of
independent potential arbitrators known as the Members of the Court, and its
Secretariat, known as the International Bureau, headed by the Secretary-General.
Singapore International Arbitration Centre
It is one of the most trusted arbitration institutions and was established in 1991. Since
its inception, it has provided third party dispute settlement services to its clients, and
now they have a panel of more than 500 arbitrators hailing from over 40 jurisdictions all
round the world,
‘The Singapore International Arbitration Centre Rules provide a state-of-the-art
procedural framework for efficient, expert, and enforceable resolution of international
disputes of all sizes and complexities involving parties from diverse legal systems and
cultures.
‘The largest number of non-Singaporean clients for the institute hail from India and
China, Its rules are based largely on the UNCITRAL Rules.
Indian Council of Arbitration
This institution was established in 1965 as a specialised arbitral body at the national
level under the initiatives of the Government of India and apex business organisations
like Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), ete.
This institution is based in New Delhi, and the main objective of the Indian Council of
Arbitration is to promote amicable, quick, and inexpensive settlement of commercial
disputes by means of arbitration and conciliation, regardless of location
Conclusion
The dispute resolving system of arbitration is proving to be very handy in the domestic.
as well as international arenas as the delay caused by the conventional court procedure
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for the relief delivery system is a big problem and the third party justice delivery system
Is proving to be handy. Most of the matters of civil nature are now being dealt by the
way of arbitration with the consent and the will of the parties, and this is helping to
resolve the matters in a much more feasible manner.
‘The provisions regarding the alternative ways of dispute resolution are evolving with
time, especially in India, With the growth of arbitration proceedings in India, which might
help In solving the unwanted condition of court burden in the coming few years, new
institutions are providing their services to India.
Let's hope thet the problem gets solved, and that the situation gets better with time and
the justice delivery system becomes much more efficient and effective with these
alternative ways of doing the same,
Frequently Asked Questions
Till what time can a plea against the jurisdiction of the
arbitral tribunal be filed?
It can be filed before the submission of a statement of defence.
Can the arbitration procedure be fast tracked in India?
Yes. Section 298 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, provides provisions for the
What is the time period provided for fast track
arbitration?
Time limit provided for the same is 6 months.
Is the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 based on
UNCITRAL Model Law?
Yes, the statute is based on the UNCITRAL Model Law.
What is the time limit as per the Arbitration and
Conciliation Act, 1996 for giving the award for
International commercial arbitration?
There is no stringent time limit, but tribunals are asked to dispose off the matters within
12 months.
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What is the time limit for the completion of written
submissions?
The time limit for the completion of written submissions is 6 months.
Can an arbitration institution be selected by the parties
at the time of making the contract?
No, It is to be assigned by the High Court and Supreme Court.
Can an arbitral award be appealed?
Yes. Provisions regarding the situations under which the same can be done are provided
in Section 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
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+ https://economictimes. indiatimes.com/news/india/India-has-about-21 judges-per-
million-people/articleshow/89481479.cms
+ https://www.nishithdesai.com/Content/document/pdt/Articles/180404_A_International-
Arbitration-Guide-to-Asia-Final. pdf
+ https://www.internationalarbitration.in/areas/forums.htm!
+ https://prsindia.org/files/bills_acts/acts_parliament/2021/Arbitration%20and%20Concilla
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+ https://www.mondag.com/advicecentre/content/2798/Removal-of-Arbitrators
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