Role of Judicial Intervention in Supporting Arab Arbitration Laws: An Analysis of Judicial Intervention in the Arab World

Abstract

Arbitration is a process to handle any dispute independently subjecting to many parties' perception and their consent. Procedural practices of arbitration and rulings are exponentially increasing in the domain of international and commercial sectors. Several huge corporate dealings are binding under the contract of arbitration. The study aims to determine the arbitration law practices in the Arab world with the amendments discussed between the previously stated arbitration law and newly transformed arbitration legislation. Moreover, this research study also explores different interchanges based on the conceptual practices of both arbitrations in the commercial and international sectors. This research paper is based on the methodology of systemic review embedded with the comparative analysis. The integration of the analysis provides relatable instances and cases where the arbitration practices are conducted under the ruling of arbitration laws and judicial to conduct the proceedings with higher efficiency and accuracy. The intervention of judicial regulation in the tribunals of the arbitration constructs enforceable tactics for the consistency of arbitrational practices. The study paper summarizes and provides clarity for future researchers to conduct their research studies in the domain of judicial intervention in arbitration laws and specific case studies in the Arab world that are being handled under the rulings of new arbitration laws of international and commercial sectors.