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Resumen de Investigation on the arbitration and its scope in law

Mousa Rahimi Dehsouri, Reza Rahimi Dehsouri, Ahmad Abbaszadeh, Seyed Mahdi Entezari

  • Arbitration is a consensual adjudication process. This implies that parties have agreed to accept the award given by the arbitrator even if it is wrong, as long as proper procedures are followed by him. Therefore, Courts can not interfere with the enforcement of award on the ground of error of law or error of fact. Dispute is the first phenomena and the consequences of man's collective life. The difference talents and abilities of humans on the one hand and instincts superiority and domination of some people on the other hand provide disputes in social life. So, determining the nature, history and scope of the judgment is important because of being strength of the parties in order to have exact conclusion of the contract and the arbitration agreement. In this paper, it has been discussed the scope and breadth of this Dispute Settlement Body by determining the meaning of the referee and also  the judging process and expressed its history that is legislated in the first legislature and it has been expressed exception items  that one of them is the lack of judgment in criminal matters.


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