英文摘要 |
This paper begins with a discussion of Supreme Court Ruling 103 Tai-Kan-Tze 236 (2014) to show that some courts in their rulings or judgments confused the concepts of institutional arbitration, ad hoc arbitration, arbitrator and arbitral institution, and therefore misinterpreted the meaning of institutional and ad hoc arbitration. This paper concludes that both institutional and ad hoc arbitration awards should have the effect of res iudicata as a final and inappealable judgment and are eligible for an order for recognition and enforcement in Taiwan.
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