An arbitration clause contained in the articles of association of a cooperative society, in the absence of an express provision to the contrary, operates exclusively in respect of intra-corporate disputes...
An arbitration clause contained in a contract extends to disputes arising out of subsequent contracts linked to the first where the latter expressly incorporate all the contractual terms of the...
The principle of autonomy of the arbitration clause from the contract to which it pertains, as set out in Article 808 of the Code of Civil Procedure, does not operate...
The arbitration clause contained in a contract does not automatically extend to disputes relating to other contracts, even if connected to the first, where such contracts maintain legal autonomy and...
A statutory arbitration clause which refers to arbitration disputes connected with the application of the deed of incorporation and the articles of association must be construed restrictively, in the sense...
A dispute concerning the winding up of a company by reason of the supervening impossibility of achieving the corporate object falls within the scope of the arbitration clause devolving to...
An arbitration clause contained in a framework agreement, which refers to an arbitral tribunal the resolution of any dispute concerning the effectiveness, validity, interpretation, or performance of the agreement, extends...
Pursuant to Article 825 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the declaration of enforceability of an arbitral award is conditional upon the filing of the instruments containing the provision for...
The challenge for nullity of an arbitral award does not constitute an ordinary appeal, but rather a review limited to verifying the existence of one of the grounds exhaustively provided...
Where an arbitration clause contained in a set of regulations expressly excludes certain disputes from the scope of the referral to arbitration, those disputes fall outside arbitral jurisdiction and within...
An arbitration clause necessarily requires written form and may not be regarded as validly concluded by conduct, even where the principal contract has been accepted through conduct.
The presence of a contractual clause requiring the prior completion of a conciliation and arbitration procedure before the commencement of any court proceedings may affect the enforceability of the claim...