Arbitration Quiz

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Arbitration Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of arbitration principles and practices with our comprehensive Arbitration Mastery Quiz. Whether you're a lawyer, student, or just someone interested in arbitration, this quiz covers a wide range of topics to challenge your understanding.

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All are reasons to Partial Arbitral Awards except one:

A. Where determination of preliminary issues may save time and/or costs

B. Where there are several claims and there is justifiable ground to decide one or some claims ahead of the others

C. To address a challenge to jurisdiction.

An arbitral award must have cogency, meaning:

A. Award must be convincing, persuasive, and of consistent reasoning

B. It must stand alone and not require reference to anything else to be sure of its meaning.

C. The award must not leave the opportunity to reopen the issues covered.

D. The award must be in a form capable of being enforced.

What are the five substantive elements for an arbitral award to be enforced?

A. Impotent, Complete, Certain, Final, Enforceable

B. Cogent, Complete, Certain, Final, Enforceable

C. Cogent, Complete, Certain, Partial, Enforceable

D. Cogent, Complete, Uncertain, Final, Enforceable

Below is one of the functions of a Reasoned Award except one:

A. To identify the points that the arbitrator has considered to be decisive

B. To enable the parties and the court, in a proper case, to understand the facts and the reasoning which led the arbitrator to conclude that these were the decisive points

C. To enable the parties and the court to understand the arbitrator’s findings of facts and holdings of law,

D. To set out an arbitrator’s decision definitively.

Which of the following is not a source of remedies which may be included in an Award?

A. Arbitration agreement

B. Law applied in entirely different dispute

C. Law applicable to the substance of the dispute

D. Law applicable to the arbitration proceedings (particularly as to costs)

Why is specific performance considered a difficult remedy?

A. It is difficult because it depends its enforcement on the cooperation of parties.

B. It is difficult because it depends its enforcement on the assistance of the state courts

C. It is difficult because it depends its enforcement on the laws present and applicable.

Which of the following is not included in the "cost" in an award?

A. Filing fees

B. Arbitrators fees

C. Travel and other expenses of arbitrators

D. Cost of experts and other assistance not required by the tribunal

E. Cost of legal representation and assistance reasonably incurred by successful party proved during proceedings

In the case of FRAPORT AG FRANKFURT AIRPORT SERVICES WORLDWIDE v. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, what was the basis for disqualification request by the respondent?

A. The Respondent requests a disqualification order from the Committee in the interest of safeguarding the integrity of these proceedings.

B. The Respondent requests a disqualification order from the Committee to speed up the proceedings.

C. The Respondent requests a disqualification order from the Committee to content the facts presented.

True or False: In the case of FRAPORT AG FRANKFURT AIRPORT SERVICES WORLDWIDE v. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, confidential information was shared according to the proceedings.

True

False

All of the following are the requirements for a decision to qualify as an arbitral award except one:

A. Has res judicata or other preclusive effects

B. Is subject to being annulled pursuant to national arbitration legislation

C. Is capable of being recognised and enforced under international arbitration conventions and most national arbitration legislation

D. The award must be signed and notarized

Which rule stipulates that the award should have a written form, as it requires an authenticated original award or a duly certified copy?

A. Geneva Convention

B. Paris Convention

C. New York Convention

D. Munich Convention

When does composition of the arbitral tribunal not in accordance with the parties’ agreement or violations of parties’ agreed arbitral procedures or law of arbitral seat apply?

A. This ground applies, for example, if the parties agreed to arbitrate claims a and b, but the tribunal also decides claim c regarding which no mandate exists.

B. This ground applies, for example, if one party to the arbitration agreement has no legal personality under the applicable law or if one party has been fraudulently induced to enter into the arbitration agreement.

C. This ground applies, for example, if the parties have agreed on a three-member arbitral tribunal and a sole arbitrator decides the dispute nevertheless.

D. This ground applies where the subject matter of the dispute cannot be resolved in arbitration proceedings.

Which of the following is not a ground to refuse recognition and enforcement of an arbitral award?

A. Denial of opportunity to present party’s case.

B. Unspecified place of arbitration

C. Lack of arbitrability

D. Lack of capacity/invalidity of arbitration agreement.

True or False: A partial award is a partial decision by the arbitral tribunal on a question that can be dealt with independently of other issues in the dispute.

A. True

B. False

This is the type of award that is an option for the arbitrators when some claims are reserved for later determination.

A. Partial Award

B. Final Award

C. Interim Award

D. Default Award

This is the type of award that decides an issue relevant to the disposal of a claim, but does not finally dispose of the claim.

A. Partial Award

B. Final Award

C. Interim Award

D. Default Award

This is the type of award that is made following the failure of one party to participate in the proceedings.

A. Partial Award

B. Final Award

C. Interim Award

D. Default Award

When does confidentiality become especially relevant?

A. During the deliberation

B. During the award adoption process

C. During the filing of the case

D. During the press conferences

Which of the following is not a common kind of relief a tribunal may order?

A. Granting declaratory relief

B. Ordering specific performance

C. Directing the payment of money.

D. Directing the payment of goods.

E. Granting injunctive relief

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