The Archive · 1934

Legal Recourse

In case mediation fails to result in a compromise, the commission shall draw up a memorandum, setting forth the facts of the dispute as well as the reasons for the views taken by the commission. This, together.with other relevant documents, shall Jsent to the competent court for {judication according to law.

Courts which have entertained actions relating to. maritime. disputes may also refer such disputes to the Jcommission for mediation, and pend-{ing such mediation, order a suspension of legal proceedings.

With regard to arbitration, it is stipulated that arbitration may be jearried out only by mutual" agreement of both parties to the dispute, [Where an application for arbitration is, made by one party only, the applied fant should furnish proof of consent by the other party.

Regarding the detailed procedure for arbitration, it is provided that the provisions of the "Provisional Regulations "Governing Arbitration JCivit Disputes" shalt also be applic able to the arbitration of maritime disputes—Kuo Min

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