چکیده:
IntroductionDetermining the appropriate limit of supervision over arbitration awards is one of the important issues in arbitration law, and there are different views about it. supervision over arbitration awards issued in the ICSID, which were issued within the framework of the Washington Convention, is not an exception, and there is no unanimity of opinions regarding the scope of the annulment process and its grounds, either at the level of doctrine or in the arbitration procedure. One of these controversial issues is the way to exercise supervision based on the ground of excess of power in relation to the legal rules governing the subject matter of the dispute. That is, whether the parties to the arbitration proceedings can object to the interpretation and application of the governing substantive law by the arbitral tribunal, and whether the hearing of the annulment of the arbitrator's award can include the monitoring of mistakes in the content and provisions of the rules governing the substance of the dispute. There are two general approaches in this field. According to one approach, arbitrator's error in substantive law will cannot be a ground for annulment under the excess of power; Because the arbitrator has gone beyond the scope of his authority only in the case that he or she basically does not apply the rules governing the substance, but if it is confirmed even briefly that the arbitrator has applied the governing rules, it is assumed that the arbitrator acts within the framework of his authority and interpretation and application of the governing rules is also part of the arbitrator's mission. In another view, a very gross mistake in the governing rules which amounts to not applying those will mean that arbitrator has exceeded their power. As a result, the supervisory authority can examine the substance of the arbitrators' legal arguments. These dual approaches have also been brought up in ICSID arbitrations and have led to differences opinions and views.MethodIn this research, a descriptive and qualitative method is being used and legal date is based on arbitral awards renderd in ICSID.ConclusionAfter examining these two approaches and the viewpoints and arguments of supporters and opponents, it has been concluded that although in the current order of the Washington Convention, the acceptance of such a development is accompanied by oppositions, because of the adverse effects of extensive monitoring of arbitration awards and annulment in terms of time, cost, but there are valid reasons for accepting a minimum supervision over the application of the governing substantive law, as well as designing a more comprehensive supervisory structure in the light of the amendment of the Washington Convention in the future to supervise the legal aspect of arbitral awards, which can lay the groundwork for the development of the legitimacy of the alternative dispute resolution in the field of Investment, especially from the point of view of governments.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this research, using an analytical method and after evaluating the effects and consequences of such tendencies, it has been concluded that although the acceptance of such a development is accompanied by opposition in the current order of the Washington Convention, there are justifiable reasons for accepting minimal supervision over the manner of applying the governing substantive law and also designing a more comprehensive supervisory structure in light of the future revision of the Washington Convention to exercise supervision over the legal aspect of issued awards.
Egypt In this award 1, the annulment committee states that when the arbitral tribunal has applied the governing rules, it has fulfilled its mandate and it is no longer necessary to delve into the details to ascertain the correct application of the rules based on the issue of the arbitrator's powers (ICSID case, 2010: Para.
The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) also emphasized the need to develop oversight of the correct application of governing legal rules in the structure of investment arbitration in its plan to review the possible reform of the investor-state dispute settlement system.
In discussing this disagreement, several points should be noted: First, although many authors emphasize a narrow interpretation of the grounds for annulment in Article 52 of the Washington Convention, theoretical foundations and practical necessities show that developing oversight of the application of substantive rules can be useful and necessary in some cases; especially in the current situation where significant concerns have arisen regarding the fairness and legitimacy of the dispute resolution system and investment arbitration awards.