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[...] is resolved in arbitration or in a court of law. No distinction between domestic and international arbitrations In order to be enforceable, the parties must record their agreement in writing to [...]
[...] is yet to implement changes to the Arbitration Act. The post Arbitration vs litigation for commercial disputes in SA appeared first on Orelowitz Attorneys | Attorneys Johannesburg | Attorneys South [...]
[...] of the Law Commission’s recommendations, government is yet to implement changes to the Arbitration Act. The post Arbitration vs litigation for commercial disputes in SA appeared first on Orelowitz [...]
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[...] makes no distinction between domestic and international arbitrations. In May 2001 the South African Law Commission (now the South African Law Reform Commission) proposed a new statute for domestic [...]
[...] Orelowitz Incorporated can help you with your Pharmaceutical Registration. Our expert team will assist you [...]
[...] team will assist you through each stage of development ensuring your approval. The post Pharmaceutical Regsitrations appeared first on Orelowitz Attorneys | Attorneys Johannesburg | Attorneys South [...]
[...] recommendations, government is yet to implement changes to the Arbitration Act. The post Arbitration vs litigation for commercial disputes in SA appeared first on Orelowitz Attorneys | Attorneys [...]
In the world of dispute resolution, one of the most fundamental questions should be whether a commercial dispute is resolved in arbitration or in a co [...]
[...] Commission (now the South African Law Reform Commission) proposed a new statute for domestic arbitration. Despite widespread support for the implementation of the Law Commission’s [...]
[...] is resolved in arbitration or in a court of law. No distinction between domestic and international arbitrations In order to be enforceable, the parties must record their agreement in writing to [...]