The Court of Appeals granted recognition and enforcement of a Danish ad hoc award, finding that there were no grounds for refusal under both the Albanian Code of Civil Procedure and Art. V of the 1958 New York Convention. The Court noted in particular that the parties had included an arbitration clause in their contract and that no violation of due process was either claimed or apparent: the arbitrators appeared to have guaranteed due process of law within the meaning of the European Human Rights Convention.