Domestic commercial arbitration in the argentine republic, according to its regulation as a contract in the national civil and commercial code.
In this paper, the author analyzes the regulation of Domestic Commercial Arbitration in the Argentine Republic, paying attention to its special structure that arises from the new Civil and Commercial Code of the Nation (CCCN. 2014), which introduced a chapter for the Arbitration Agreement
Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the Argentine Republic, Domestic Arbitration has been regulated in almost all codes of civil and commercial procedure since long ago.
The central thing to keep in mind is that, given Argentinian constitutional structure, the aforementioned procedural codes are in force.
Thus, the author will go through the Domestic Commercial Arbitration, presenting outstanding notes on the articulation of these norms.
From the procedural point of view, she will focus on the Code of Civil and Commercial Procedure of the Nation and on the one of the Province of Buenos Aires.
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