Unqualified freedom to arbitrate

In Afghanistan, judicial officials simultaneously arbitrate disputes and act as land administrators by issuing and validating title documents and maintaining ownership records.

With regard to the writing requirement, the Commission noted that, while the Working Group should not lose sight of the importance of providing certainty as to the intent of the parties to arbitrate, it was also important to work towards facilitating a more flexible interpretation of the strict form requirement contained in the New York Convention, so as not to frustrate the expectations of the parties when they agreed to arbitrate.

But no, by your Lord, they will not believe until they call you to arbitrate in their disputes, and then find within themselves no resentment regarding your decisions, and submit themselves completely.

But no, by your Lord, they will not believe until they call you to arbitrate in their disputes, and then find within themselves no resentment regarding your decisions, and submit themselves completely.

A number of delegations made clear that their starting position when arbitration had first been discussed during the fourteenth session of the Working Group had been in favour of unqualified freedom to arbitrate.

Have you not considered those who were given a share of the Scripture, as they were called to the Scripture of God to arbitrate between them then some of them turned back, and declined?

Have you not considered those who were given a share of the Scripture, as they were called to the Scripture of God to arbitrate between them then some of them turned back, and declined?

Do you not consider, O Muhammad , those who were given a portion of the Scripture? They are invited to the Scripture of Allah that it should arbitrate between them then a party of them turns away, and they are refusing.

Do you not consider, O Muhammad , those who were given a portion of the Scripture? They are invited to the Scripture of Allah that it should arbitrate between them then a party of them turns away, and they are refusing.

Water authorities or coordinating bodies should have the competence to integrate all aspects of water management and should be rendered competent to arbitrate among the various competing demands, and diverging interests regarding groundwater abstraction and use, both short and long term.

Scepticism was expressed regarding whether it was necessary to safeguard the jurisdiction regime set out in the draft convention by reducing the freedom to arbitrate in the liner industry, which had never made broad use of arbitration, and, it was suggested, was unlikely to do so to thwart jurisdiction.

At its thirty third session, the Working Group also considered likely items for future work as being court ordered interim measures of protection in support of arbitration scope of interim measures that may be ordered by arbitral tribunals and validity of agreements to arbitrate (discussed in document A CN.9 WG.II WP.111).

It is common knowledge also that the Treaty concluded on June 30, 1965, in order to arbitrate the question of the Rann of Kutch, was finally implemented by both parties (if not actually during the hostilities, of course, but shortly after the Tashkent Declaration of January 10, 1966, i.e., on February 15, 1966).

68. To conclude, there is no doubt in my mind that, when the Claimant filed with the Court of Arbitration of the ICC a request for arbitration, there was in existence between the parties a valid and binding agreement to arbitrate under the ICC rules, even assuming that there had been a state of war between India and Pakistan.