The Arbitration Law of ROC Article 40

A party may file a motion to set aside an arbitral award under any of the following circumstances:1.Any of the circumstances set forth in Article 38 apply.2.The arbitration agreement was not formed, is invalid, or had not taken effect or had become ineffective at the time the arbitral tribunal concluded its hearings.3.The arbitral tribunal failed to allow the parties to present their arguments before concluding its hearings, or a party was not duly represented in the arbitration proceedings.4.The composition of the arbitral tribunal or the arbitration proceedings violated the arbitration agreement or the law.5.An arbitrator violated the disclosure obligations prescribed in Paragraph 2 of Article 15 and is biased, or participated in the arbitration despite being subject to a challenge, unless the challenge was dismissed pursuant to this Law.6.An arbitrator participating in the arbitration committed a criminal offense in relation to the arbitration by breaching their duties.7.A party or its representative committed a criminal offense in relation to the arbitration.8.The evidence or interpretation upon which the arbitration award relies, was forged, altered, or is otherwise fraudulent.9.If a judgment of a criminal or civil matter, or an administrative ruling upon which the arbitration award relies, has been reversed or materially altered by a final judgment or administrative ruling.The circumstances described in subparagraphs 6 to 8 of the preceding paragraph shall be limited to cases where a guilty verdict has been rendered and finalized, or where criminal proceedings cannot be commenced or continued for reasons other than insufficient evidence.The circumstances described in subparagraph 4 regarding violations of the arbitration agreement, as well as subparagraphs 5 to 9, shall be limited to cases where such violations are sufficient to affect the outcome of the arbitral award.