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(3) the party against whom the award is invoked was not given
                       proper prior notice of the appointment of the arbitral tribunal or of the
                       arbitral proceedings or was otherwise unable to present his case in the
                       arbitral proceedings;

                              (4) the award deals with a dispute not falling within the scope of
                       the  arbitration  agreement  or  the  award  contains  decisions  on  matters
                       beyond the scope of the agreement for submission of the dispute to the
                       arbitral tribunal, provided that, if the award which contains decisions on
                       the matters beyond such scope can be separated from the part of the award
                       which contains decisions on matters falling within the scope, the Court
                       may enforce that part of the award which contains decisions on matters
                       falling within the scope of the arbitration agreement or of such agreement;
                              ( 5)   the  composition  of  the  arbitral  tribunal  or  the  arbitral
                       procedure was not in accordance with the agreement of the parties to the
                       dispute or, in the case where the parties to the dispute have not so agreed,
                       was not in accordance with the law of the country where the award was
                       made; or
                              (6) the award has not yet become binding or has been set aside or
                       suspended by the competent Court or under the law of the country where
                       the award was made, save that during the pendency of  an application
                       made to the competent Court for setting aside or suspending an award,
                       the  Court  may  adjourn  its  hearings  in  the  case  in  respect  of  which
                       enforcement of the award is sought as it deems appropriate and may, upon
                       the application of the party claiming enforcement of the award, order the
                       party  against  whom  the  award  is  invoked  to  provide  appropriate
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                       security .
                          Court fees concerning the recognition and enforcement of domestic
                       arbitral awards are charged at the rate of 0.5% of the claim amount not
                       exceeding 50 million THB. The amount exceeding 50 million THB shall
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                       be additionally charged at the rate of 0.1% of the claimed amount.



                       168  Section 43 Arbitration Act 2002
                       169  Office of the Judiciary, Civil Procedure, op.cit., n.d., 10


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