Arbitration Act Section 40 — Setting aside an award

A party may apply to the competent court to set aside an award within ninety days of receiving a copy of the award, or, where correction, interpretation or an additional award was requested, from the date the tribunal dealt with that request. The court may set aside an award if the applicant proves incapacity of a party, an agreement not binding under the chosen law (or Thai law), lack of proper notice or inability to present its case, a decision beyond the scope of the agreement or submission (setting aside only the excess part if separable), or a tribunal composition or procedure contrary to the parties' agreement or the Act; or if the court finds that the dispute is not arbitrable by law, or that accepting or enforcing the award would be contrary to public order or good morals. The court may adjourn to let the tribunal remove the ground. Setting aside is Section 40; enforcement is in Sections 41 and 42.