Informe Jurídico sobre la Resolución N° 9 recaída en el Expediente N° 282-2015-0-1817-SP-CO-02
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2022-02-10
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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El objeto del presente informe jurídico es analizar la Resolución N° 9 del 7
de marzo de 2017, dictada por la Segunda Sala Civil con Subespecialidad Comercial,
recaída en el proceso de anulación de laudo, correspondiente al Expediente N° 282-2015-
0-1817-SP-CO-02. Este recurso de anulación de laudo fue promovido por el Instituto de
Ciencias y Humanidades, a efectos de que se declare la nulidad parcial del laudo arbitral
del 18 de junio de 2015 emitido por la Árbitra Única Eugenia Sessarego Melgar en el
Caso Arbitral N° 2870-2013-CCL, seguido por el Instituto de Ciencias y Humanidades
contra Innova Publicidad S.A.C, en el cual el tópico principal de la controversia fue el
incumplimiento parcial o total de las prestaciones de la segunda en relación a dos
contratos suscritos entre ambas partes.
A propósito del presente caso, se busca analizar los límites del control judicial de los
laudos arbitrales, los cuales muchas veces se ven vulnerados por los jueces al cuestionar
aspectos como la aplicación de las normas y la valoración de pruebas por parte de los
árbitros. Como veremos en el presente trabajo, el cuestionamiento de estos aspectos
implica adentrarse dentro de las mejores o peores razones que el árbitro ha tomado para
sustentar su decisión, lo cual se encuentra proscrito por el artículo 62 del Decreto
Legislativo N° 1071, que expresamente prohíbe a los jueces pronunciarse sobre el fondo
de la controversia o sobre el contenido de la decisión o calificar los criterios, motivaciones
o interpretaciones expuestas por los árbitros.
The purpose of this legal report is to analyze Resolution No. 9 of March 7, 2017, issued by the Second Civil Chamber with Commercial Subspecialty, in the process of annulment of award, corresponding to Case File No. 282-2015-0-1817-SPCO-02. This annulment of arbitration award was initiated by Instituto de Ciencias y Humanidades, for the purpose of declaring the partial nullity of the arbitration award dated June 18, 2015 issued by the Sole Arbitrator Eugenia Sessarego Melgar in Arbitration Case No. 2870-2013-CCL, followed by Instituto de Ciencias y Humanidades against Innova Publicidad S.A.C, in which the main topic of the controversy was the partial or total breach of the latter's performance in relation to two contracts entered into between both parties. The purpose of this case is to analyze the limits of judicial control of arbitral awards, which are often violated by judges when questioning aspects such as the application of the rules and evaluation of evidence by the arbitrators. As we will see in this paper, the questioning of these aspects implies going into the best or worst reasons that the arbitrator has taken to support his decision, which is prohibid by Article 62 of Legislative Decree No. 1071, which expressly forbids judges to pronounce on the merits of the dispute or on the content of the decision or to qualify the criteria, motivations or interpretations set forth by the arbitrators.
The purpose of this legal report is to analyze Resolution No. 9 of March 7, 2017, issued by the Second Civil Chamber with Commercial Subspecialty, in the process of annulment of award, corresponding to Case File No. 282-2015-0-1817-SPCO-02. This annulment of arbitration award was initiated by Instituto de Ciencias y Humanidades, for the purpose of declaring the partial nullity of the arbitration award dated June 18, 2015 issued by the Sole Arbitrator Eugenia Sessarego Melgar in Arbitration Case No. 2870-2013-CCL, followed by Instituto de Ciencias y Humanidades against Innova Publicidad S.A.C, in which the main topic of the controversy was the partial or total breach of the latter's performance in relation to two contracts entered into between both parties. The purpose of this case is to analyze the limits of judicial control of arbitral awards, which are often violated by judges when questioning aspects such as the application of the rules and evaluation of evidence by the arbitrators. As we will see in this paper, the questioning of these aspects implies going into the best or worst reasons that the arbitrator has taken to support his decision, which is prohibid by Article 62 of Legislative Decree No. 1071, which expressly forbids judges to pronounce on the merits of the dispute or on the content of the decision or to qualify the criteria, motivations or interpretations set forth by the arbitrators.
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Arbitraje y laudo--Jurisprudencia--Perú, Derecho comercial--Jurisprudencia--Perú