WRIT JURISDICTION CANNOT BE INVOKED TO CHALLENGE APPOINTMENT OF ARBITRATOR: KERALA HIGH COURT The Court has held that writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked to challenge the appointment of an arbitrator since such grievances could be redressed as per the provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Ruling that there should not be any judicial interference in the course of the arbitral proceedings for redressal of such grievances, Justice P.B. Suresh Kumar recalled that Section 5 of the Act which begins with a non-obstante clause provides that in matters governed by Part I of the Act, there shall not be any judicial interference except where so provided in the said part. Our team comprises experienced and resourceful advocates and lawyers who advise and represent our clients in all dispute resolution forums. We have previously represented our clients in arbitral proceedings involving complex commercial disputes on various subject matters including insurance law, consumer law, government construction contracts, contractual breach etc.