Court of Appeal Clarifies When Conditions May Be Imposed for Stay of Court Proceedings in Favour of Arbitration

Whilst the Singapore Court is empowered to impose terms and conditions as it may think fit when ordering a stay of court proceedings in favour of arbitration, when will it do so? This question was answered by the Court of Appeal in The Navios Koyo [2021] SGCA 99 where it also considered whether the quantum of a potentially time-barred claim may be taken into consideration in assessing whether a waiver of a time bar defence should be imposed as a condition for the stay.

In this Update, we summarise the Court of Appeal’s decision and highlight the key points of the judgment.

For more information, click here to read the full Legal Update.

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