The Importance Of Institutional Maritime Arbitration In The Light Of International Disputes:, Comparative Study Of The Rules Of Arbitration Institutions

Abstract

Institutional arbitration arose at the end of the nineteenth century and developed rapidly, especially in the area of international trade. And several centers were established, often from the private sector, specialized for this purpose, especially with the development of disputes and the prevalence of resorting to these centers by including a clause in international contracts requiring asylum. Institutional arbitration is considered a form of arbitration characterized by several characteristics and effects that distinguish it from free arbitration, which is historically evident. Accordingly, we will try to expose the legal system to institutional maritime arbitration, by defining its concept and examining its most important characteristics, and the problems that arise, and distinguishing it from the arbitration: