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  • Interim and partial arbitral award
    Puharič, Krešimir
    The Republic of Slovenia still applies most of the former federal law with regard to the commercial arbitration, suject to the same minor changes to bring it into line with international conventions. ... Although it is possible to criticize the treatment by the former Yugoslav law of certain aspects, a reform in the field is not quite necessary. According to the new draft bill amending the Slovenian Code of Civil Procedure, the planned reform is limited to bringing the law into line with the Constitution, and to some most necessary changes of procedural provisions. Thus, for instance, from now on, in any arbitrable dispute an ad hoc arbitration is allowed. All issues regarding arbitral proceedings and setting aside an arbitral award are within the competence of the County Court (the second instance court) in the territory in which the arbitral tribunal has its seat. The Slovenian Court has jurisdiction only for setting aside domestic arbitral awards but not an award rendered in the Republic of Slovenia, if the parties have submitted it to the procedural law of another country. There is no possibility to set aside before a Slovenian procedural law. The award cannot be set aside any more on the grounds of newly discovered evidence. The Supreme Court may decide in the last istance on the recognition of an award.
    Vir: Croatian arbitration yearbook. - ISSN 1330-6219 (Vol. 13, 2006, str. 167-177)
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del
    Leto - 2006
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 16753126

vir: Croatian arbitration yearbook. - ISSN 1330-6219 (Vol. 13, 2006, str. 167-177)

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