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Arbitration Law Monthly

Time limits for amendments to award: agreement for unlimited time

In Gluck v Endzweig and Another [2026] EWCA Civ 145; [2026] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 375 the Court of Appeal ruled that a provision in an arbitration clause conferring upon the tribunal the power to amend the award at any time was repugnant to the principle that an award must be final and binding, and would therefore not be given effect by the court.


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