Hindrances to international commercial arbitration Institution

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Agbofodoh R. Franklin

Arbitration is a private exercise based on the agreement of the parties and is administered by appointed ad hoc arbitral tribunal or established arbitral centre or institution. International commercial arbitration which is one of the procedures for resolution of international commercial disputes is patronized by many commercial men and women including corporate bodies and states. The essence of this paper is to inquire into the obstacles confronting this international lucrative procedure for settlement of commercial disputes between private individuals, private individuals and state, and between state and state parties. This paper will among others consider the obstacle of national courts, cost of arbitration, nationality of the arbitrators, political instability and unrest, etc.

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