La sede dell'arbitrato

[Autom. eng. transl.] Determination of the registered office, bodies responsible for determining in place of the parties, selection criteria and consequences for the arbitration discipline: I. Concept. - II. Designation. - III. The location between anational and territorial conception of international commercial arbitration; - IV. (follows) the autonomist thesis; - See (follows) the territorialist thesis; - VI. (follows) the New York Convention. - VII. Headquarters, private autonomy and lex arbitrators. - VIII. Arbitration, connection with the state of the venue and place of conduct of the procedure. - IX. The competence of the lex arbitri; - X. (continues) the lex arbitri and the law of the arbitration procedure; - XI. (follows) the lex arbitri and the auxiliary jurisdiction of the judges of the venue on arbitration; - XII. (continued) jurisdiction over the appeal of the award; - XIII. (continued) cancellation of the award in the home state and its effects on execution abroad; - XIV. (continued) effectiveness of the lex arbitri towards the arbitrators; - XV. (continued) injunctions against the arbitral tribunal. - XVI. Failure to indicate the seat and establishment of the arbitration panel. - XVII. Transfer of the seat. - XVIII. Article. 14 ICC Reg. - XIX. Article. 16 UNCITRAL Reg. - XX. ICSID arbitration. Articles 62 and 63 ICSID Conv.