LCIA model arbitration clause—existing disputes


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LCIA model arbitration clause—existing disputes


Published by a ÑÇÖÞÉ«ÇéÍø Arbitration expert

Precedents
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Existing Disputes

If a dispute has arisen, but there is no Agreement between the parties to arbitrate, or if the parties wish to vary a dispute resolution clause to provide for LCIA Arbitration, the following clause

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