The applicant sought to set aside an international commercial arbitration award under the International Commercial Arbitration Act.
The arbitration involved a dispute over the construction of a pipeline in Madagascar.
The applicant argued the arbitral tribunal exceeded its jurisdiction, denied the applicant the right to present its case, and made findings contrary to Ontario public policy.
The Superior Court of Justice dismissed the application, finding no jurisdictional errors, no denial of procedural fairness, and no double recovery that would offend public policy.
The court also noted it would have exercised its discretion to uphold the award even if minor procedural errors had occurred.