NEW LEGAL PERSPECTIVES REGARDING MANDATORY LAWS IN THE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
NEW LEGAL PERSPECTIVES REGARDING MANDATORY LAWS IN THE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION

Summary/Abstract: The need to maintain and consolidate good relations between parties to a contract provided the reasons for creating legal means of prevention and conclusion of litigations regarding international contracts. The conflicts that arise within international relations and cannot be mutually solved are concluded, in their vast majority, through arbitrate awards. Only rarely such conflicts are put forward in front of ordinary judicial courts. The rules that govern arbitrate procedures may have permissive character, but also may be mandatory for the parties. This study tackles the issue of mandatory rules in international arbitration procedures, emphasizing the role of such rules that apply, even if the parties do not agree to them.

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