...including any objection to the initial or continuing existence, validity, effectiveness or scope of the Arbitration Agreement. […] 23.4 The Arbitral Tribunal may decide the objection to its jurisdiction or...
...can be validly submitted to arbitration. Subjective arbitrability refers to the capacity and competence of parties to enter into an arbitration agreement that is valid and binding. In situations where...
...given the opportunity to select their arbitrators. This freedom to select arbitrators is an important consideration for parties in deciding to include an arbitration agreement in their contract. Parties may...
...Dr. Bédard presented a comparative analysis of various jurisdictions, with specific focus on the United States. She also talked about the form and content of an arbitration agreement along with...
...Supreme Court in K.K. Modi v. K.N. Modi articulated the essential elements of an arbitration agreement—binding intention, arbitrability, enforceability, and impartial adjudication. Yet, despite this modern statute, judicial inconsistency persisted....
...shareholders may be resolved by arbitration.[3] Article 136-A, in turn, was included in 2015 to confirm that the inclusion of an arbitration agreement in the corporate bylaws binds all shareholders,...
...According to the Group of Companies doctrine, a non-signatory to an arbitration agreement can be subjected to arbitration without its prior consent if all the parties to such arbitration had...
...to be addressed. The ‘positive effect’ of compétence-compétence merely restates that the authority to decide whether the referred dispute can be arbitrated, in accordance with the arbitration agreement, lies with...
...on arbitrability. Furthermore, Schein seems to limit the ability of circuit courts to adopt consistent and judicially administrable rules to determine beyond a case-by-case basis whether a particular arbitration agreement...
...underlying contract. In response, the international arbitration community started developing exceptions to the principle of privity by extending the arbitration agreement to third persons. Extending an arbitration agreement to persons...
...autonomy concerns raised in the AQZ v. ARA case, a discussion of which is outside the scope of this abbreviated post.[13] Thus, a clause in the arbitration agreement specifying the...
...an action is brought in a matter which is the subject of an arbitration agreement shall, if a party to the arbitration agreement or any person claiming through or under...
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