Arbitration is widely recognised to be an autonomous system for the settlement of disputes, where the parties' choice is paramount, and the tribunal is given power to decide its own competence. In this scheme, national courts at the seat of arbitration are required to limit their interventions to supporting the arbitral process (See the New York Convention, Article II).
November 14, 2007 at 07:07 PM
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Arbitration is widely recognised to be an autonomous system for the settlement of disputes, where the parties’ choice is paramount, and the tribunal is given power to decide its own competence. In this scheme, national courts at the seat of arbitration are required to limit their interventions to supporting the arbitral process (See the New York Convention, Article II).
Recognition of arbitration agreements
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