Whether the arbitral award was arbitrary for denying the contractual 60-day termination right and replacing it with a 5-year fixed term
Yes. The tribunal's reasoning was arbitrary because it did not coherently fit the facts into recognized abuse-of-right categories and unjustifiably revived a term from an earlier superseded contract.
A contractual breach does not by itself extinguish the right to terminate in accordance with the contract. The award relied only on general references to good faith, without a differentiated analysis under Art. 2(2) CC, and it inconsistently used a term from the earlier agreement to reconstruct the parties' will.