Swiss Civil Procedure Code
(Civil Procedure Code, CPC)

¹ If the award is not re­mit­ted to the ar­bit­ral tribunal or if it is not rec­ti­fied or amended by the tribunal with­in the set dead­line, the ap­pel­late court shall de­cide and, if the ob­jec­tion is ap­proved, shall set aside the award.

² If the award is set aside, the ar­bit­ral tribunal shall make a new award con­sist­ent with the con­sid­er­a­tions taken in­to ac­count in the de­cision to re­mit the case. If the tribunal is no longer com­plete, Art­icle 371 ap­plies.²⁹⁵

³ Set­ting aside may be lim­ited to cer­tain parts of the award if the oth­er parts do not de­pend on them.

⁴ If the ar­bit­ral award is con­tested on the grounds that the com­pens­a­tion and costs are ob­vi­ously ex­cess­ive, the ap­pel­late court may it­self de­cide on them.