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What is the primary power of an arbitration tribunal?
Think about the authority they hold.
How do courts assist in arbitration?
Consider what role courts play in supporting the process.
What is one of the primary powers of an arbitration tribunal?
Consider the tribunal's authority in procedural matters.
True or False: Courts have unlimited authority to intervene in arbitration.
Remember the balance between arbitration autonomy and necessary support.
Consider a case where the arbitration tribunal refuses to grant interim relief. Discuss the implications this refusal may have on the parties involved.
Consider the party's rights and the arbitration's nature.
Examine a scenario where a court intervenes in arbitration. What justifications might be provided for this intervention, and what are potential criticisms?
Think about when intervention is deemed necessary versus when it might be seen as intrusive.
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