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Arbit Notes

The document discusses arbitration, including that it is a private form of dispute resolution where disputes are resolved by an arbitrator rather than a court. It notes key aspects of arbitration such as arbitration clauses and institutional versus ad-hoc arbitration. The document also provides background on arbitration law and conventions in the Philippines.

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Arbit Notes

The document discusses arbitration, including that it is a private form of dispute resolution where disputes are resolved by an arbitrator rather than a court. It notes key aspects of arbitration such as arbitration clauses and institutional versus ad-hoc arbitration. The document also provides background on arbitration law and conventions in the Philippines.

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CONTRACT

- Commercial contract
- There must be an arbitration clause
- No arbitration clause – go to court
- A dispute must arise in a contract containing the arbitration clause

Commencement – adhoc or institutional

Arbitration is nothing but “private judging”


- Take away the public nature of a courtroom proceeding
o Take away the public servant – no judge
o Replace with a private person (arbitrator)
o Mandated by the law that the award shall have the force and effect of na
courtroom judgment
o Arbitration is confidential

Among the kinds of ADR, Only in arbitration is there a BINDING award

HOMEWORK: List down as many as you can – Arbitration Institutions/Centers


- Submit by Thursday

Commencement – Demand is how you commence – Sec 5 RA 876


- 3 items – nature of the dispute; amount involved; relief sought = DEMAND LETTER
o “by this demand, I commence arbitration”
o Write the demand letter; serve it to the other party
o When a demand of arbitration has been served – in the eyes of the law, it is
commenced

ARBITRATION CLAUSE - “Any dispute arising out of this contract shall be resolved by
arbitration” – Adhoc arbitration (because it did not mention any arbitration institution – follow
RA 876)
- Are you barred from going to court if there is an arbitration clause?

Institutional Arbitration - “Any dispute arising out of this contract shall be resolved by
arbitration under the rules of arbitration of the international chamber of commerce”
- Commence: prepare a request for arbitration in the international chamber of commerce
(ICC)
o In the international court of arbitration = BUT IT IS NOT A COURT
 This is the arbitration office

“Any dispute arising out of this contract shall be resolved by arbitration under the rules of
arbitration of the international chamber of commerce by three arbitrators”
Motion for inhibition (court) = Challenge (arbitration)
- When the judge/arbitrator lost impartiality

Notes February 26, 2021

1953 – RA 876. First arbitration law. Law on domestic arbitration.

 Arbitration v. Submission Agreement


 CFI – Appointing authority Sec 8
o Petition for Confirmation/Vacate/(Modify/correct)
o But see Sec 26 RA 9285
 Arbitral award appealable on questions of law.

Domestic Arbitration v. International Arbitration v. Foreign Arbitration

1958 – New York Convention (“Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign
Arbitral Awards”). Obligates every member state to recognize arbitral award rendered in other
member states.
 Member-states – Member state binds itself to Recognize and enforce Arbitration
Agreements AND Arbitral awards.
 Arbitration Agreements
 Arbitral Awards
 Recognize and Enforce
 With 7 exceptions
1. If the arbitral award is against public policy in the Philippines

1965 – Ph Adopts New York Convention

1985 – EO 1008 – created the CIAC – developed for construction disputes.


 Created the CIAC as an arbitration institution
 Devoted to the arbitration of construction disputes
 CIAC has original and exclusive jurisdiction over construction disputes.
 Original and exclusive jurisdiction

1985 – UNCINTRAL Model Law


 United Nations Commission On International Trade Law
o UN Agency
o What the UNCINTRAL, it created an arbitration rules (this is the model law)
o Every country is free to adopt this model law.
o Purpose: so that there would be uniformity of cross border disputes
o Eventually adopted by so many countries.
2004 – RA 9285 – ADR Act of 2004 – Alternative Dispute Act of 2004. This gave us foreign and
international arbitration by adopting the UNCINTRAL Model
 Not just Arbitration – but the entire field of ADR
 ADR includes arbitration, mediation, early neutral Evaluation, mini trial, or any
combination thereof.
 Domestic Arbitration – international Arbitration – Foreign Arbitration.
 Adopted UNCITRAL Model Law to govern international arbitration.
 RA 876 Continues to govern domestic arbitration

2009 – Special ADR Rules IRR of RA 9285 (AM 07-11-08-SC)


 Special Rules of Court
 IRR of RA 9285 – DOJ Circular No. 98

Lex Arbitri – The entirety of the entire arbitration laws in a certain country. Above
enumeration is our (Ph) entire Lex Arbitri

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