Arbitration clause model included in contracts for settlement of disputes by arbitration of CACI's Centre for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (The Centre).

The initiation of arbitration under CACI's Arbitration Rules, requires that the parties have expressly referred to the Centre in their arbitration agreement (arbitration agreement or clause).

The Centre for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration invites parties wishing to submit their dispute to arbitration administered under its rules to insert the arbitration clause, below, in the contract between them:

"All disputes arising from this contract or in relation thereto shall be settled by arbitration under the Rules of  CACI's Centre for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration by an arbitrator or three arbitrators * appointed in accordance with the said Rules "

* alternative condition to choose taking into account the concrete circumstances of the case and among other things, its value.

The arbitration clause proposed by the Centre is only a model that can be used to assign any disputes to arbitration.

The parties may also specify in the arbitration clause:

• The law applicable to the merits of a dispute;.
• The place of the arbitration;
• The language of the arbitration.

These additional items are material if arbitration involves parties whose nationality or whose legal headquarters are in different States, or in the event that a significant part of the contract must be enforced abroad.

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