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Reasoned Awards: How Extensive Must the Reasoning Be?


Peter Gillies


School of Law, Murdoch University, WA

Niloufer Selvadurai


Macquarie Law School


Arbitration, Vol. 74, pp. 125-132, 2008

Abstract:     
A recent Australian decision has dealt with the issue of what level of detail is required to be given by the arbitrator in circumstances where the tribunal is required to give reasons for the award in writing. This and antecedent case law in several common law jurisdictions dealing with this issue, will be examined. Two preliminary matters will be dealt with: (1) when is an award required to be reasoned; and (2) why must reasons be given?

Number of Pages in PDF File: 9

Keywords: Arbitration, commercial arbitration, awards, reasons for award, reasoning, how extensive must reasons be

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Date posted: April 15, 2008  

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Gillies, Peter S. and Selvadurai, Niloufer, Reasoned Awards: How Extensive Must the Reasoning Be?. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1120044

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Peter S. Gillies (Contact Author)
School of Law, Murdoch University, WA ( email )
Australia
Niloufer Selvadurai
Macquarie Law School ( email )
NSW 2109
Australia
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