مبدأ استقلال شرط التحكيم عن العقد الأصلي : دراسة مقارنة

Other Title(s)

The principle of independence of the arbitration clause on the original contract

Dissertant

بني عمر، عامر محمود أحمد

Thesis advisor

الحوامدة، أحمد محمد

University

Jerash University

Faculty

Faculty of Law

Department

Department of Private Law

University Country

Jordan

Degree

Master

Degree Date

2018

English Abstract

The study is clarifying the independence of the arbitration clause from the original contract, in accordance with the provisions of the Jordanian Arbitration Law in comparison with the international conventions and treaties, arbitration centers and some other laws.

The study did not have sufficient guarantees to activate it and apply it on the ground in a manner that attracts investment and national and foreign investors.

Analytical Descriptive, Comparative Approach to Analysis and Study of the Principle of Independence of the Arbitration Condition of the Original Contract in Jordanian Legislation, Comparative Laws, Other International Agreements and Treaties, Permanent Arbitration Centers, and Arbitration.

The arbitration clause is based on the fact that the arbitration clause constitutes a contract under the terms of the original contract.

Thus, we have two contracts and each contract has a different subject and reason.

The arbitration clause is a procedural action which is to settle the disputes arising from the original contract by the arbitral tribunal.

The parties agree to establish the legal relationship and determine the rights and obligations of the parties to the agreement in the implementation of the contract, and that the principle of independence is not of public order, and therefore the parties may violate its content, that is, the parties may jointly agree that the arbitration clause be subject to the contract that includes E, and it follows that the invalidity of the original contract or invalidity of the expiry of the arbitration clause according to the original contract.

The study recommends the importance of the Jordanian legislator adding Article 22, in the first sentence, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, so that the arbitration clause is a separate agreement from the other conditions of the contract and does not result in nullification, termination or termination of the contract.

Main Subjects

Law

Topics

• Law
• Contracts
• Arbitration
• Jordan

No. of Pages

215

Table of Contents

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Language

Arabic

Data Type

Arab Theses

Record ID

BIM-835464