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The Importance Of The Seat Of Arbitration

17/03/2014 by International Arbitration

Choosing an appropriate “seat” or “place” of arbitration is critical. There are a few common misconceptions with respect to the seat.  The seat need not be the same as the governing law of the contract, or be based in the same place as the chosen arbitral institution. Thus, there is no reason why a contract […]

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