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118 ¨ňńŇŌņő ńŋŏŎŐňʼnņ ¨ňŁňŒņőňŁ ʼnŁň ńŔŁŐŋŎŃņ ŒŸŌ ʼnŁŌŎŌŸŌ ŁŌŒŁŃŸŌňőŋŎœ

ůŞ —ŚŬŤ ůŤŭ

379

. őůŤ šŦŞ—ŷŬűŴŮŤ ůŤŭ ůŢŨŦŧśŭ ťŚŮŤŭ ůūŰ ¨ŦŧŞŮůŤŬŜūŰ ŧŬŜ-

ŮŦ—ū ŬŷŨū Ś›ŞŦŪŢ Ť šŦŢťũśŭ űŸŮŤ ůŤŭ ŧŬŦũŷ—ŢũŤŭ šŦŞűūŬřŭ ŧŞŦ ū šŦŢťũśŭ

ŲŞŬŞŧůśŬŞŭ ůŤŭ ŢũůŢŸťŢũ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞŭ —ŢůŞŪŸ ůŴũ ޗ›ŨŢŧŷ—ŢũŴũ —ŢŬŹũ

380

.

ŁũŞŨūŠŦţŷ—Ţũū ůŤ šŦŢťũś ŞŰůś šŦřŮůŞŮŤ, ůū ¨ŦŧŞŮůśŬŦū ůřŲťŤŧŢ Ű›ŚŬ ůŤŭ

ŞũřŠŧŤŭ ۛūŲŹŬŤŮŤŭ ůŴũ ŮůŢũŹũ ŢťũŦŧŹũ ŞũůŦŨśųŢŴũ ›ŢŬŜ šŢŧůŦŧŷůŤ-

ůŞŭ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞŭ ŚũŞũůŦ ůŤŭ ū—ūٛūũšŦŞŧśŭ ›ūŨŦůŦŧśŭ ›ŢŬŜ ŢŸũūŦŞŭ ůūŰ ťŢ-

ٗūŸ ůŤŭ šŦŢťũūŸŭ ޗ›ūŬŦŧśŭ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞŭ ŧŞŦ ›ŢŬŜ ŢũŜŮŲŰŮŤŭ ůŤŭ ŢŧůŢŨŢŮůŷ-

ůŤůŞŭ ůŴũ ŮۗűŴũŦŹũ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞŭ ›ūŰ ŞũŞŧŸ›ůūŰũ Ůůū ›ŢšŜū ůŤŭ šŦŢťũūŸŭ

ŮŰũŞŨŨŞŠśŭ.

3.2.3 ńŬ—ŤũŢŰůŦŧř ›ūŬŜٗŞůŞ

22. ŊŷŠŴ ůŤŭ ŦšŦŞŜůŢŬŤŭ űŸŮŤŭ ŧŞŦ ŰųŤŨśŭ ŮŤ—ŞŮŜŞŭ ůŴũ ŧŞũŷũŴũ ůūŰ

ŢŨŢŸťŢŬūŰ ŞũůŞŠŴũŦٗūŸ, Ť šŰũŞůŷůŤůŞ Ű›ŞŠŴŠśŭ ůūŰŭ ŮŢ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞ šŢũ

ŰŦūťŢůśťŤŧŢ Ş›ŷ ůū ŁũŹůŞůū Ŏ—ūٛūũšŦŞŧŷ ¨ŦŧŞŮůśŬŦū ůŴũ ņ.ŏ.Ł. ŲŴŬŜŭ

ޛŦűŰŨřŪŢŦŭ, ŞŨŨř ŞũůŦťŚůŴŭ ŢŪŞŬůśťŤŧŢ Ş›ŷ šŸū ŮŰŠŧŢŧŬŦ—ŚũŢŭ ›ŬūŶ-

›ūťŚŮŢŦŭ, ūŦ ū›ūŜŢŭ ŮŲŢůŜţūũůŞŦ, —Ţ šŦŞűūŬŢůŦŧŷ ůŬŷ›ū Ť ŧřťŢ —ŜŞ, —Ţ ůŤũ

ŚũũūŦŞ ůŤŭ šŤ—ŷŮŦŞŭ ůřŪŤŭ. ńŦšŦŧŷůŢŬŞ, Ť ›ŬŹůŤ ›ŬūŶ›ŷťŢŮŤ ŞűūŬř ŮůŤũ

ۛūŲŬŢŴůŦŧś, ŧŞůř ůū ¨ŦŧŞŮůśŬŦū, ŢűŞŬ—ūŠś ůūŰ Ł—ŢŬŦŧŞũŦŧūŸ šŦŧŞŜūŰ

ŞũůŞŠŴũŦٗūŸ Şŧŷ—Ť ŧŞŦ ŮůŤũ ›ŢŬŜ›ůŴŮŤ ›ūŰ ůŞ —ŚŬŤ ŮůŤ šŦŞŦůŤŮŜŞ ŚŲūŰũ

ŮۗűŴũśŮŢŦ ޛŜ ŮŰŠŧŢŧŬŦ—ŚũūŰ ŢűŞŬ—ūŮůŚūŰ ūŰŮŦŞŮůŦŧūŸ šŦŧŞŜūŰ ŮůŤ —Ţ-

ůŞŪŸ ůūŰŭ šŦŞűūŬř

381

. ńũšŢŲŷ—ŢũŤ ›ŞŬŞŜůŤŮŤ ůŴũ —ŢŬŹũ Ş›ŷ ůŞ šŦŧŞŦŹ-

379. Ľ›Ŵŭ ůū ŜšŦū ůū ¨ŦŧŞŮůśŬŦū ůŷũŦŮŢ: «

In Mitsubishi, we recognized that arbitral

tribunals are readily capable of handling the factual and legal complexities of

antitrust claims, notwithstanding the absence of judicial instruction and super-

vision. Likewise, we have concluded that the streamlined procedures of arbitra-

tion do not entail any consequential restriction on substantive rights. Finally, we

have indicated that there is no reason to assume at the outset that arbitrators

will not follow the law; although judicial scrutiny of arbitration awards neces-

sarily is limited, such review is sufÀcient to ensure that arbitrators comply with

the requirements of the statute

» (şŨ.

Shearson/American Express

, 482 US, ŮŢŨ.

232). ń›ŜŮŤŭ, «

We decline to indulge the presumption that the parties and arbi-

tral body conducting a proceeding will be unable or unwilling to retain compe-

tent, conscientious and impartial arbitrators

» (şŨ.

Gilmer v. Interstate/Johnson

Lane

, 500 US, ŮŢŨ. 30, ŧŞŦ

Mitsubishi v. Soler

, 473 US, ŮŢŨ. 634).

380. ŋŢ ůŞ ŨŷŠŦŞ ůūŰ ¨ŦŧŞŮůŤŬŜūŰ: “

We conclude that concerns of international co-

mity, respect for the capacities of foreign and transnational tribunals, and sen-

sitivity to the need of the international commercial system for predictability in

the resolution of disputes require that we enforce the parties’ agreement, even

assuming that a contrary result would be forthcoming in a domestic context

”.

łŨ.

Mitsubishi v. Soler

, 473 US 614 (1985), ŮŢŨ. 629.

381. ŁŰůŷ ŮŰũŚşŞŦũŢ Ţũ ›ŬūŧŢŦ—ŚũŴ, ŧŞťŹŭ Ť Mitsubishi ŧŞŦ Ť Soler ŢŜŲŞũ ŮۗűŴũś-

ŮŢŦ ũŞ Ţ›ŦŨŰťŢŜ Ť ūŰŮŜŞ ůŤŭ —ŢůŞŪŸ ůūŰŭ šŦŞűūŬřŭ ޛŜ ůŤ şřŮŢŦ ůūŰ ńŨşŢůŦŧūŸ ūŰ-

ŮŦŞŮůŦŧūŸ šŦŧŞŜūŰ.