Arbitration in maritime disputes
Section: RESEARCH
Abstract
The sea arbitration is abasic legal system so is nessesary for compromise sea conflects , to be complete developmentit to bush wheel of international sea trade for more progress and prosperity. . At the present , sea relation ship ruling by a strength willing to be arbitration as the solution for its conflects , so all sides of relation ship must agree to choice the judges who must be have experience , capability and knowledge in this scope , to decide in the present and future conflects with obligatory decides. . Most countries consider the arbitration as an active manner in its legal systems which be asked by all sides of conflects to solve foreign and internal disagreement , on economical and trading level .
References
- - Ibn Manzoor, the tongue of the Arabs, Part II, Dar Sanan Arabs, Beirut, without a year printed.2 - Mohammed bin Abi Bakr bin Abdul Qadir al-Razi, Mukhtar al-Sahah, Dar al-Kitab al-Arabi, Beirut, without a year printed.
- - Syrian Arbitration Law No. (4) for the year (2008)22 - UAE Civil Procedure Law No. (11) for the year 1992 (amended)23. Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law 1985
- First: - Language books
- Fourth: Laws19 - Iraqi Civil Procedure Law No. (83) for the year 1969 (amended)20 - Egyptian Arbitration Law No. (27) for the year (1994) Amended
- Third: - Research and lectures17 - Omar Mashhour Haditha al-Jazi, Arbitration in Maritime Disputes A lecture delivered at the headquarters of the Association of Shipping Agents on 8/10/2002, quoting the website:www. Jcdr. Com.18 - Dr. Naji Abdulmoumen, Major Trends in Extension of the Arbitration Condition, Research published in the Journal of Legal and Economic Sciences, Second Issue, 2006