Accordingly, the courts are permitted to deal with disputes which are agreed to be settled by arbitrators the following cases:
- The parties have agreed to settle their disputes at a specific arbitration center but it has stopped operating;
- The arbitrators selected by the parties can not participate in solving disputes due to force majeure events;
- The appointed arbitrator refuses to settle the dispute without an agreement on a replacement;
- The proceedings rules selected by the parties are different from different from those of the selected arbitration center, and this center does not adopt rules of the other centers.
- Consumers object to the arbitrator selection according to Articles 17 of the Law on Commercial Arbitration
In the first four cases, the parties must not reach an alternative agreement on replacement.
This Resolution takes effect from July 2, 2014.
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