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Fougerolle v Butec Engineering

Fougerolle v Butec Engineering concerns an arbitral award for contractual fees and French review of an annulment challenge based on the tribunal's mandate.

  • Setting aside arbitral awards

Procedural record

  1. 12 April 1991France

    12 April 1991France

    Judgment of the Paris Court of Appeal dated 12 April 1991 in Fougerolle v Butec Engineering

    Paris Court of Appeal

    Decision summary
    The Paris Court of Appeal rejected Fougerolle's application to annul the arbitral award, holding that the arbitrators' interpretation of the contractual fee clause did not amount to a failure to comply with their mandate and that contradictory or insufficient reasoning had not been established.

    Participants

    société Fougerolle
    Butec Engineering
    Paris Court of Appeal

    2 years, 8 months and 8 days later · 983 days

  2. 20 December 1993France

    20 December 1993France

    Decision of the French Court of Cassation in Fougerolle v Butec Engineering

    French Court of Cassation

    Decision summary
    The French Court of Cassation rejected Fougerolle's appeal against the Paris Court of Appeal's refusal to annul the arbitral award. It held that the arbitrators' interpretation of the contractual fee clause did not violate their mandate and that contradictory or insufficient reasoning had not been established.

    Participants

    société Fougerolle
    Butec Engineering
    French Court of Cassation

    Authorities cited

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    • French New Code of Civil Procedure
      statute
  3. Date not availableArbitration

    Date not availableArbitration

    Arbitral award in Fougerolle v Butec Engineering

    Decision summary
    The arbitrators recognized Butec Engineering's right to payment of its full fees and fixed the amount payable.

    Participants

    société Fougerolle
    Butec Engineering

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