Granting, recognition and execution of precautionary measures in international commercial arbitration
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https://doi.org/10.5377/derecho.v1i33.15725Keywords:
Arbitration, Precautionary measures, International Commercial ArbitrationAbstract
This article focused on the analysis of precautionary measures and their effectiveness within international arbitration processes in commercial matters, taking into account fundamental aspects, such as who is responsible for granting these precautionary measures, what these measures can be, as well What; its recognition and execution, for it was used in the elaboration of the present work, the documentary and bibliographical analysis of a series of sources, which allowed to know and understand in depth the subject under investigation. For a better understanding of the reader, the work is structured in five subtopics: the first aimed at a brief historical review of international commercial arbitration, its development and growth; the second dedicated to precautionary measures, but in terms of its generalities, since as is well known these measures are necessary in any matter of law, to guarantee the process. Then in the third subtopic precautionary measures are addressed, but already in the specific field of international commercial arbitration. The fourth is dedicated to the granting of precautionary measures in arbitration and, finally, the recognition and execution of precautionary measures in international arbitration, always in commercial matters.
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