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I. Choice of arbitration
II. Referring to CAREN
III. Choice of an arbitrator
IV. French Arbitration Law
V. For the mediation
   
  I. Choice of arbitration
 


The decision that a dispute shall be settled by CAREN can result from :

  • A clause included in General Conditions of Sale or in a contract (compromissory clause) See Vocabulary
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  II. Referring to CAREN
 
By a request (in writing) for arbitration

Contents :

  • identification of parties
  • agreement to arbitrate
  • summary of the dispute
  • demands
  • submission as to the number and choice of the arbitrator(s)
  • etc ...

See RULES cl. 2 and Vocabulary

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  III. Choice of an arbitrator
 

 

  • The parties are invited to give their submission as to the number of arbitrators : 1 or 3 depending the difficulties of the problems(s), the importance or amount of interests at stake, etc ...

  • When the arbitration should be by three arbitrators, each party may :
    • choose a "registered arbitrator" (inscribed on a list established by the Arbitration Committee of CAREN).
    • present a person for approval by the Arbitration Commitee.

See Who ? Arbitrators

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  IV. The French Arbitration Law
 


The texts of French law governing arbitration can be consulted on the Internet site of LE COMITE FRANCAIS DE L'ARBITRAGE.

www.arbitrage-fr.org ou www.arbitration-fr.org.

In any case the CAREN rules apply.

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  V. Mediation
 
See Mediation
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