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Failure to comply with mandatory pre-arbitral tier can result in stay of arbitration
Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 5-626-4025 (Approx. 7 pages)
Failure to comply with mandatory pre-arbitral tier can result in stay of arbitration
by Dr Christopher Boog (Partner) and James Menz, J.D. (Counsel), Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd (Zurich/Singapore)
In decision 4A_628/2015, the Swiss Supreme Court decided for the first time how to sanction non-compliance of a party with a mandatory pre-arbitral dispute resolution tier.
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Published on 12-Apr-2016
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