This part is in continuation of Part I, where the author discussed the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Sulamérica’s Case[1] and analysed the two distinct approaches of Mr. Justice Cooke and the Court of Appeal to determine the law of arbitration. Other Cases following Sulamérica’s Case U.K. Cases Following the Court of Appeal’s Judgment in Sul América’s Case, in Arsanovia’s…
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