Abstract

The electronic contract is governed by the general rules and provisions that are governed by the general theory of the contract. It is agreed between the parties to the contract, but it is characterized as a telecommuting contract between absentees using electronic media. There is no doubt that these characteristics that characterize the electronic contract influence their legal system and make it have some special rules. It is known that the normal way to resolve all disputes is the formal judiciary. The national legislation for the resolution of international disputes has established rules called international jurisdiction, but in the face of the many problems faced by the judiciary in solving the disputes of international electronic commerce, a new institution called Electronic Arbitration has been able to provide solutions for a range of problems that were floundering. This study aims to study the legal framework regulating electronic arbitration and its role in resolving international trading contracts disputes by exploring previous studies and international laws on this subject.

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