The Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne

The Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne

AUSTRALIA: Court examines arbitration in equity

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

The Supreme Court of Victoria recently determined the nature of arbitration "by reference to considerations of general justice and fairness." Phillip Landolt, partner at Landolt & Koch in Geneva, says the decision gives rare insight into how arbitrators' equitable powers are construed.

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