
Israel updates arbitration law
Robert Li
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Limiting court interference, clarification of ‘international’ proceedings and efficiency improvements feature in Israel’s new International Commercial Arbitration law which took effect in February this year and which will make the country more attractive as a seat, while the old law dating back to 1968 will still apply for domestic purposes.
The parliament of Israel – or ‘Knesset’ – passed law 5784-2024, also known as the International Commercial Arb
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