Appeal Regarding Mandatory Arbitration Clause and Prior Mediation Requirement
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe case involved an appeal against a decision concerning the application of a mandatory arbitration clause in a contract, where the appellant argued that the dispute was not subject to arbitration because a necessary condition for invoking the clause had not been met, specifically related to the required mediation attempt prior to arbitration. The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the procedural requirement for prior mediation was not a substantive prerequisite for the validity of the arbitration agreement itself, and therefore, the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal was properly established based on the contractual consent to arbitrate, even if the mediation prerequisite had not been fully satisfied before the initiation of the arbitration proceedings.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAArt. 66 al. 1 LTF; Appeal Regarding Mandatory Arbitration Clause and Prior Mediation Requirement: The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the procedural requirement for prior mediation was not a substantive prerequisite for the validity of the arbitration agreement itself, and therefore, the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal was properly established based on the contractual consent to arbitrate, even if the mediation prerequisite had not been fully satisfied before the initiation of the arbitration proceedings.
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Généré par l'IAThe Appellant must pay the costs of the federal proceedings.
Texte complet
A/117/2008
### [ATAS/1039/2008](/apps/decis/fr/atas/show/1961984) du 23.09.2008 ( LAA ) , REJETE
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