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Determining the proper law of an arbitration agreement

Rajah & Tann Asia

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United Kingdom June 20 2012

Introduction

An arbitration agreement is a unique clause in a contract because it exists separately from the contract in which it is found.

Rajah & Tann Asia - Kim Beng Ng and Kee Loon Chua
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