M.A. Thesis:

Guarantee of non-execution of international trade arbitration in commercial contracts

An international commercial agreement is an agreement concluded between the two or more natural or legal persons, whether governmental or non-governmental, in two or more different countries for the purpose of purchase or any other commitment to the transfer of goods or services, which is, in principle, of complexity Because there are many issues involved, such as the existence of borders and, consequently, of various sovereignty and laws, and even political affairs. Judging in international trade has gained special prominence in recent decades, and businessmen and practitioners of international trade have found it a good and fair way to resolve their trade disputes. From now on, the condition for resolving disputes in public contracts is a relatively constant and constant condition. The reasons for the development and development of arbitration in order to resolve international trade disputes can be found in the benefits of this method to other methods of resolving legal disputes. The main advantages include reducing costs and processing time, the confidentiality of the arbitration process, the lack of referral by the parties to the national courts, the certainty and binding nature of the arbitration, and the relatively simple identification and implementation of these votes. Therefore, the parties to the dispute will have the benefits of choosing the arbitral tribunal to resolve their differences, which has led to an ever-increasing expansion of this dispute resolution process. Of course, it should not be forgotten that this method, along with its merits, has some disadvantages, including shakiness, recognition of the judgment, refusal by domestic courts, and so on. In our country, with the acceptance of this arbitration procedure, according to the law of the prototype of the Citral, commercial arbitration will be used in an incremental manner.

Keywords: International Business Contracts, Arbitration Warranties, Business Contracts