Ruling of the Supreme Court of Hungary (Magyar Köztársaság Legfelsőbb Bíróság) Ref. No. Gfv. XI.30.073/2006 delivered in 2007

Rationes Decidendi:

Not every violation of the law is a violation of public policy. A violation of public policy must be a considerable violation of a qualified degree that disrupts the fundamental principles of the Hungarian law.
The fact that a respondent does not oppose a ruling delivered in the course of arbitral proceedings, which concludes that the arbitration tribunal does not have a jurisdiction to resolve a dispute, does not deprive this party of the right to object a lack of jurisdiction in proceedings on the annulment of the arbitral award with regard to the merits of the case. In proceedings on a request to annul an arbitral award, the court examines the validity of the relevant arbitration clause from the position of an official authority.