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The Supreme Court of South Australia has recently dismissed an application for a permanent stay of proceedings on the ground that the parties were not subject to a binding agreement to arbitrate.1 The decision highlights the importance of drafting dispute resolution clauses that clearly express the parties’ intent and which can be given effect.
Businesses who participate in international arbitration should be aware of the mechanisms available to assist them with the arbitral process, including where assistance can be obtained from the courts in support of that arbitration.
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