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Paragraph 139S Challenges on grounds of substantive jurisdiction: Scottish arbitrations

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A party to a Scottish arbitration may appeal to the Court of Session—

(i)

challenging any award of the arbitrator as to his or her substantive jurisdiction; or

(ii)

on the ground that an award made by the arbitrator on the merits is of no effect, in whole or in part, because the arbitrator did not have substantive jurisdiction.