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1. Arbitrazh Courts 1. Arbitrazh Courts
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1.1 Structure of the Arbitrazh Courts 1.1 Structure of the Arbitrazh Courts
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1.2 Facilities of the Arbitrazh Courts 1.2 Facilities of the Arbitrazh Courts
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1.3 Jurisdiction of the Arbitrazh Courts 1.3 Jurisdiction of the Arbitrazh Courts
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1.4 Transparency of the Arbitrazh Courts 1.4 Transparency of the Arbitrazh Courts
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1.5 Trial Process: Basic Rules 1.5 Trial Process: Basic Rules
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1.6 Trial Process: Timing 1.6 Trial Process: Timing
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1.7 Trial Process: Managing Increasing Caseload 1.7 Trial Process: Managing Increasing Caseload
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1.8 Trial Process: Lay Decision Makers 1.8 Trial Process: Lay Decision Makers
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1.9 Trial Process: Issuing Decisions 1.9 Trial Process: Issuing Decisions
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1.10 Trial Process: Enforcing Judgments 1.10 Trial Process: Enforcing Judgments
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1.11 Appellate Process 1.11 Appellate Process
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1.12 Cassation Process 1.12 Cassation Process
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1.13 Court(s) of Last Resort 1.13 Court(s) of Last Resort
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2. Private Arbitration 2. Private Arbitration
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10 Arbitrazh Courts and Business Disputes
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Published:December 2023
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Abstract
Chapter 10 focuses on the arbitrazh courts, a post-Soviet judicial institution created to handle disputes involving legal entities. In the decades following their creation in 1992, the jurisdiction of these courts expanded to include causes of action that were non-existent in the Soviet era but became relevant with the advent of the market, such as bankruptcy, shareholder derivative claims, and intellectual property. The structure of the courts also changed in response to needs, integrating intermediate appellate courts. Until 2014, the arbitrazh courts were a self-contained hierarchy. At that time, the apex court of this system was merged into the Russian Supreme Court. The chapter concludes with a consideration of the role of private arbitration in Russia, an option favoured by large corporations, both foreign and domestic.
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