Since a clear distinction is made in the SIAC Rules between a "Tribunal" and the "Emergency Arbitrator", there are good grounds to argue that an "arbitral tribunal" as used in the Arbitration Act only refers to the "Tribunal" as defined in the SIAC Rules and not to an "Emergency Arbitrator". We do not yet have an authoritative precedent interpreting this issue in the context of an Indian enactment. On the one hand, there are cases where courts have afforded due respect and regard to the Emergency Arbitrator process and have even gone so far as to limit the scope of their own interim reliefs, so as to give room to the Emergency Arbitrator to provide such reliefs as are appropriate (see for instance Steer Engineering Pvt. Ltd. v Glaxo Smithkline Consumer Healthcare Pte. Ltd., O.M.P.( I) (COMM.) 146/2019 (Del HC) ; Ashwani Minda v U-Shin Ltd, O.M.P.( I) (COMM.) 146/2019 (Del HC)).