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Contents of an arbitration clause

An arbitration clause that is vaguely drafted, or incomplete, works against the expectation of the parties who resort to arbitration. Above all, copying a clause used in another contract, which a party has not drafted personally, should be avoided. Each new contract creates a new situation, which frequently calls for answers specifically and appropriately tailored to the settlement of anticipated disputes.

Related Subject(s): International Trade and Finance
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