621. Extension of time limits under arbitration agreement.
Arbitration (Volume 2 (2023)) | Commentary
Where an arbitration agreement1 to refer future disputes2 to arbitration provides that a claim will be barred, or the claimant's3 right extinguished, unless the claimant takes within a time fixed by the agreement some step to begin arbitral proceedings, or to begin other dispute resolution procedures which must
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Where an arbitration agreement1 to refer future disputes2 to arbitration provides that a claim will be barred, or the claimant's3 right extinguished, unless the claimant takes within a time fixed by the agreement some step to begin arbitral proceedings, or to begin other dispute resolution procedures which must
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