The inadequate identification, in the arbitration agreement, of the arbitral institution to which is entrusted the nomination of the arbitrators, as well as the identification of a non-existent arbitral institution, determine the invalidity or non-operativeness of the arbitration agreement itself [per incuriam].
The failure to resume proceedings before the arbitral tribunal, ordered by judgment declaring lack of jurisdiction, entails the extinction of the proceedings but does not preclude the re-proposition of the claim, provided other preclusions have not matured.