For the purposes of the judicial appointment of a party-appointed arbitrator, pursuant to arts. 810 et seq. cod. proc. civ., it is necessary that a dispute be shown to exist, which may also be inferred from the submissions of the respondent party complaining of breach and claiming damages, that the arbitration agreement do not appear manifestly non-existent and do not manifestly provide for a foreign arbitration, and that the party bound to do so have failed to designate the arbitrator.
Notice of the appointment of the arbitrator made by the court is given in the prescribed publicity forms.