Arbitration law reform in the UK
History Arbitration in the UK has deep roots, with its statutory foundation beginning in the Arbitration Act 1698, which allowed courts to enforce arbitration agreements. Over the centuries,…
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Arbitration law reform in the UK
History Arbitration in the UK has deep roots, with its statutory foundation beginning in the Arbitration Act 1698, which allowed courts to enforce arbitration agreements. Over the centuries, arbitration evolved from informal commercial dispute resolution to a formalized process. The Arbitration Act 1889 was the first comprehensive codification, consolidating various procedures and establishing the legal framework for arbitration in England and Wales. This was followed by the Arbitration Act 1950, which integrated provisions
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