The case relates to a dispute which arose from an insurance contract entered into between the complainant (insurance company) and its counterparty. The counterparty failed to perform under the insurance contract and, consequently, the complainant sought enforcement on the basis of an arbitral award validly issued by an arbitral tribunal having jurisdiction to hear the case. Following this, the court executor filed a request with the court to grant authorisation to commence enforcement proceedings. Oddly enough, the court requested the submission of additional documents (the insurance contract and terms and conditions of the insurance) and came to the debatable conclusion that the respective arbitration clause was invalid, but without actually examining the issue in detail. The resolution was confirmed by the appellate courts at all instances.