Coexisting and Conflicting Jurisdiction and Arbitration Clauses

Richard Garnett

PIL.OT / DEVELOPMENT

Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawGlobal17 December 2013

When jurisdiction and arbitration clauses coexist or conflict

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Richard Garnett authored the academic publication “When jurisdiction and arbitration clauses coexist or conflict” in Journal of Private International Law, published on 2013-12-17. The publication forms part of the private-international-law literature concerning Global.

The source gives the original title as “Coexisting and Conflicting Jurisdiction and Arbitration Clauses”.

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PIL.OT RESEARCH NOTE

Research note

Issue

Determining jurisdiction where a choice-of-court clause and an arbitration clause coexist or conflict within the same contractual relationship.

Why does it matter?

It deals directly with how jurisdiction is allocated when a choice-of-court clause sits alongside an arbitration clause in the same contract.

Concepts

international arbitration law academic research cross-border relations

ACADEMIC CITATION

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Richard Garnett