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It should be subject to arbitration by the Court all disputes and potential disputes in civil and commercial matters.
In civil matters can be subjected to arbitration, for example, disputes which arise in respect of:
- Relations between members of associations, clubs and civil societies
- Leasing of houses, and local offices
- Communities of goods of all kinds
- Intellectual property
- Timeshare
- Contracts for professional services
- Relations mandate
- Construction contracts, labor and delivery
- Insolvency
On the commercial-for which the Court is specially equipped for having designed their structure to accommodate issues that arise from mass-trafficking disputes are subject to arbitration, but are not limited to, those that arise in relation to:
- Stock markets
- Sales term
- Leasing
- Financial operations
- Sales of companies and businesses
- Relations between partners of corporations
- Advertising
- Industrial property, patents and trademarks
- Cultural and sports sponsorship
- External Trade
- In general, all kinds of events and Commercial Contracts
It should be emphasized that, although desirable, it was not essential prior existence of an arbitration clause to attribute a particular dispute to the Court. In this regard, the regulation of CIMA provides for the possibility of being arbitrate disputes that, once encountered, both sides submitted by mutual agreement.
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