Publication details
Law Applicable to Arbitration Agreement – „Lex Arbitri“ or „Lex Causae“ of the Principal Contract?
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| Year of publication | 2013 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Czech (& Central European Yearbook of Arbitration) Volume III |
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| Field | Law sciences |
| Keywords | Arbitration Agreement; Substantive Validity; Applicable Law; Lex Arbitri; Law Applicable to the Principal Contract; Conflict of Laws Approach; New York Convention |
| Description | The question what is the law applicable to the substantive validity of the international arbitration agreement is not completely clear. There are two possibilities that can be considered as regulating the substantive validity of arbitration agreement – the lex arbitri or the law applicable to the principal contract. This article aims at analyzing both of these possibilities and tries to make a conclusion which of them should be applied. |
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