Legal, Social and Economical Grounds Leading to Challenge to Arbitrator in the Jordanian Arbitration Law NO.(31) a Year 2001 and Its Amendments a Year 2018 (Analytical Study)

Abdel- Kareem Ottallh Al- Karabsheh

Abstract


In the arbitration law NO. (31) for a year 2001 and its new amendments for a year 2018 the Jordanian legislator didn’t give an adequate attention  of challenge to arbitrator, it has generally studied , and this is contrary to  the civil trails law which identified the grounds of the judge challenge and stepped him down in detail.Due to my believing in the importance of the grounds of arbitrator challenge that the legislator didn’t identified it in details , this is contrary to the grounds of judge to challenge , and in order to achieve the requested integrity from the arbitrator as the judge of state , therefore, This study aimed to know the concept of arbitrator and his appointment rules, and what are the serious grounds to challenge to arbitrator through comparative  analytical study shows in studying the legal , social an economical grounds which are considered a ground for requesting  a challenge to an arbitrator then re challenge it .This study concluded to a set of results and recommendations hoping this study to be achieved an enrichments to the specialized studies in this fields.

Keywords: Arbitration, Arbitrator, Neutrality, Independence, Challenge to Arbitrator ,challenge to judge, Disclosure,  legal grounds, Social grounds, Economical grounds,

DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/98-17

Publication date:June 30th 2020


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