Presente, pasado y futuro del arbitraje estatutario

The current work tries to present a general overview on arbitration and studies the recent reforms on the Spanish Law of Arbitration (Law 60/2003, 23rd December) by Law 11/2001, of the 20th of May. The autor will examine the evolution followed the recognition intrasocietario arbitration agreement...

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Main Author: Manga Alonso, María Teresa
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Del Blanco Editores 2013
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Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=4572065
Source:Riedpa: Revista Internacional de Estudios de Derecho Procesal y Arbitraje, ISSN 1989-3892, Nº. 3, 2013
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Summary: The current work tries to present a general overview on arbitration and studies the recent reforms on the Spanish Law of Arbitration (Law 60/2003, 23rd December) by Law 11/2001, of the 20th of May. The autor will examine the evolution followed the recognition intrasocietario arbitration agreement in the Spanish corporate law up to the Law 11/2011 of 20 May, amending Law 60/2003 of 23 December on Arbitration, which recognizes the intraestatutario arbitration agreement. In the light of this recognition, exposes the advances incorporated by the legislator and also their silences. Recognition of arbitration in the domes-tic corporate relations has been very questioned not only in our country but also in neighboring countries such as Italy and Germany, nonetheless in Anglosaxon countries where arbitration have no corporate restriction. In our system, after a long vicissitude both doctrinal and jurisprudential, the Law 11/2011 has dedicated the arts. 11 bis and 11 ter to incorrectly called statutory arbitration, leaving some doubt as are: if ad hoc arbitra-tion is possible, about the lack of publicity of the arbitration claim, if is necessary to award the notarization of the agreement declared null registrable, about the right of partners to vote against the inclusion of the submission to arbitration. Finally, the work stand out the convenience to make rules by the UNCITRAL to standardize divergences that still exist between national laws in order to intrasocietario arbitration.