Article 351 — Grounds of appeal

No appeal shall lie from an award except where: (a) the award is inconsistent, uncertain or ambiguous or is on its face wrong in matter of law or fact; (b) the arbitrator omitted to decide matters referred to hIm; (c) irregularities have occurred in the proceedings, in particular where the arbitrator - (i) failed to .inform the parties or one of them of .the time or place of the hearing or to comply with tht" terms of the sub- mission regarding admissibility of evidence; or (ii) refused to bear the evidence of material witness or took evidence in the absen\OCof the parties OJ of one of them: or (d) the arbitrator bas been guilty of misconduct, in particular where: (i) be beard one of the parties and not the other; (ii) be was unduly influenced by one party, wbether by bribes or otberwise; or (ill) be acquired an interest in the subject-matter of dispute referred to him. \rt. 352.- Court to which appeal lies An appeal against an award sball be made, on payment of the pres- cribed court fee, to the court whicb would have had appellate juri!r diction, bad the dispute in whicb the award appealed from bas been given not been referred to arbitration.