يوسف فرح2024-12-112024-12-11https://dspace.academy.edu.ly/handle/123456789/787In arbitration proceedings the resulting decision of the award is delivered in the last stages of the proceedings. Truly, most contracting parties tend to comply with the concluding arbitral awards. However, not all international arbitral awards are being voluntarily complied with. There are proceedings and rules such as The New York Convention and the UNCITRAL Model Law) attached to arbitrations which render the arbitral awards ‘binding’. In practice, the recognition and enforcement of awards seem to be straightforward and quick. There are situations where the arbitrations may act imperfectly and one of the parties may get affected. In this case, the aggrieved party may wish to challenge the award in order to set it aside. The setting aside rules of international arbitral awards seem to face a number of considerable difficulties which result in succeeding few applications of confirming the annulment of the arbitral award.In arbitration proceedings the resulting decision of the award is delivered in the last stages of the proceedings. Truly, most contracting parties tend to comply with the concluding arbitral awards. However, not all international arbitral awards are being voluntarily complied with. There are proceedings and rules such as The New York Convention and the UNCITRAL Model Law) attached to arbitrations which render the arbitral awards ‘binding’. In practice, the recognition and enforcement of awards seem to be straightforward and quick. There are situations where the arbitrations may act imperfectly and one of the parties may get affected. In this case, the aggrieved party may wish to challenge the award in order to set it aside. The setting aside rules of international arbitral awards seem to face a number of considerable difficulties which result in succeeding few applications of confirming the annulment of the arbitral award.Critical Analysis of the Rules Setting Aside an Arbitral Award under International PracticeCritical Analysis of the Rules Setting Aside an Arbitral Award under International Practice