See the Supreme Court in cases NJA 2010 s. 508 and NJA 2016 s. 264. See also, for instance, the judgment by Svea Court of Appeal dated 5 September 2013 in the case T 10060-10 regarding challenge of an arbitration award. The District Court had determined in a default judgment, which had gained legal force, that the arbitration agreement between the parties did not confer jurisdiction on the arbitral tribunal to settle the dispute. As a result, the Court of Appeal held that the award was not covered by a valid arbitration agreement and set aside the award under Section 34(1) of the Arbitration Act.
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See the Supreme Court in cases NJA 2010 s. 508 and NJA 2016 s. 264. See also, for instance, the judgment by Svea Court of Appeal dated 5 September 2013 in the case T 10060-10 regarding challenge of an arbitration award. The District Court had determined in a default judgment, which had gained legal force, that the arbitration agreement between the parties did not confer jurisdiction on the arbitral tribunal to settle the dispute. As a result, the Court of Appeal held that the award was not covered by a valid arbitration agreement and set aside the award under Section 34(1) of the Arbitration Act.s. 655