The Court of Appeal further held that section 26, now section 26(1), of the English Arbitration Act, 1950, should be construed having regard to section 36(1) of that Act, which deals with enforcement of foreign awards, and that the words "to the same effect" in the expression "an award. may. be enforced in the same manner as a judgment or order to the same effect" in section 26(1) did not mean a judgment or order "in the same terms" but meant a judgment or order having "the same effect" this would be achieved if the sum awarded were 564 converted into sterling at the rate of exchange prevailing on the date of the award, and that leave to enforce an award expressed in a foreign currency should be given by the court provided the applicant had filed an affidavit showing the rate of exchange as at the date of the award and giving the amount of the award converted into sterling.