When the Blindfold Slips: A Universal Standard for Removal of Arbitrators for Bias?

Singapore, Australia, and England have each differently legislated for the removal of arbitrators for bias. This paper examines the outcomes of several cases from each jurisdiction to determine whether the law for removal of arbitrators for bias is essentially the same. The paper also considers the influence international ethical guidelines have had in producing a commonality of outcome in this regard.

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Asian International Arbitration Journal
Published
2025-06-01
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https://doi.org/10.54648/aiaj2025008
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International Arbitration and Investment Law
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When the Blindfold Slips: A Universal Standard for Removal of Arbitrators for Bias?

Matthew Harvey
Asian International Arbitration Journal
International Arbitration and Investment Law
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When the Blindfold Slips: A Universal Standard for Removal of Arbitrators for Bias?

Matthew Harvey
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Abstract

Singapore, Australia, and England have each differently legislated for the removal of arbitrators for bias. This paper examines the outcomes of several cases from each jurisdiction to determine whether the law for removal of arbitrators for bias is essentially the same. The paper also considers the influence international ethical guidelines have had in producing a commonality of outcome in this regard.

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