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THE PRINCIPLE OF ESTOPPEL IN THE ARBITRATION (ARBITRATION)
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The article is devoted to the institution of estoppel, which is new for Russian law. Based on the analysis of the opinions of scientists regarding the legal nature of estoppel and its definitions, the author comes to the conclusion that the estoppelеin arbitration (arbitration) is a principle of law that guarantees the fair procedural behavior of the parties to the arbitration. The article analyzes the norms of the federal law on arbitration, which contain the rules of estoppel, which made it possible to define estoppel in arbitration proceedings and classify it into types.
Dagestan State University
Title: THE PRINCIPLE OF ESTOPPEL IN THE ARBITRATION (ARBITRATION)
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The article is devoted to the institution of estoppel, which is new for Russian law.
Based on the analysis of the opinions of scientists regarding the legal nature of estoppel and its definitions, the author comes to the conclusion that the estoppelеin arbitration (arbitration) is a principle of law that guarantees the fair procedural behavior of the parties to the arbitration.
The article analyzes the norms of the federal law on arbitration, which contain the rules of estoppel, which made it possible to define estoppel in arbitration proceedings and classify it into types.
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