Abstract

This study conducted a comparative analysis of the judicial perspective on the recognition and enforcement of foreign commercial arbitral awards in Pakistan and the UK. It examined the approach followed by the courts and the significant legislative changes in both countries to discover commonalities, distinctions and developing procedures in the handling of foreign commercial arbitral awards within the existing legal frameworks. It seeks to get a comprehensive knowledge of how the legal systems in Pakistan and the UK handle the recognition and enforcement of commercial arbitral awards. This will be achieved by conducting a thorough analysis of relevant case laws, legislation and international conventions. This research also examined the influence of these viewpoints on the effectiveness of international commercial arbitration and cross-border business transactions in each jurisdiction.

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