Arbitrator Impartiality Case Examples

Summary

To challenge an arbitrators impartiality, refer to Porter v. Magill, which established the real possibility of bias test. If an arbitrator has a financial relationship affecting impartiality, consider Halliburton v. Chubb, where non-disclosure of such relationships can lead to removal.

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suggest case to prove impartiality of an arbitrator
To support your argument for challenging the impartiality of an arbitrator, you can refer to the case of Porter v. Magill [*] * AC * (UK). This case established the "real possibility of bias" test, where the court held that an arbitrator should be disqualified if there is a real possibility of bias.
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if the arbitrator position acquired financial relationship, how about it?
If an arbitrator has a financial relationship that could affect their impartiality, you can refer to the case of Halliburton Company v. Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd [*] UKSC *. In this case, the UK Supreme Court ruled that failure to disclose circumstances that might give rise to justifiable doubts about an arbitrator's impartiality can lead to their removal.
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