Malaysian High Court ruling examines the scope of judicial intervention in the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, drawing important boundaries around the grounds for refusal under the Arbitration Act 2005.

A Malaysian High Court ruling clarifies the scope of judicial intervention under the Arbitration Act 2005, drawing an important line between reviewable questions of law and findings of fact that arbitral tribunals are entitled to make conclusively.

A landmark Malaysian High Court ruling clarifies when courts may order security for costs during pending arbitration proceedings, affirming that judicial intervention serves to support rather than undermine the arbitral process.