The Analysis of the Practice of a Dispute Resolution in the ICAC: The Main Trends of the Evolution
( Pp. 180-183)

The practice of a dispute resolution in the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Russian CCI has been analyzed in this article as well as the main trends of the practice of a dispute resolution in the ICAC at the Russian CCI have been detected. The authors have paid their attention to aspects of an international, national legal regulation of the ICAC, reviewed a judicial practice and drawn a conclusion about an overall performance of the ICAC. In addition, the authors note that at present the conditions of COVID-19 are posing new challenges for the arbitration. Moreover, the main problem of a dispute resolution in the ICAC at the Russian CCI is also mentioned in the article. The authors pay attention to the fact that the practice of the dispute resolution procedure in the ICAC at the Russian CCI has not been developed so far. Therefore, the need for the evolution of the ICAC at the Russian CCI is also mentioned in the article. The authors pay attention to the fact that the Russian legislator should improve the basis of the ICAC regulation for the Russian CCI. The development of the regions of the Russian Federation as an important phenomenon is also mentioned in the article. The authors note the need to develop and implement road maps for the creation of brand new regional offices of ICAC. The establishment of an ICAC regional branch in the Republic of Mordovia needs special attention. The authors believe that the most important scientific result of the implementation of these measures will be the study of a judicial practice. The appearance of arbitration clauses on dispute settlement in the ICAC branch in the Republic of Mordovia as an indicator of success was taken by the authors as a basis.

Olga V.L., Pakshin P.K., (2021), THE ANALYSIS OF THE PRACTICE OF A DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN THE ICAC: THE MAIN TRENDS OF THE EVOLUTION. Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 6 => 180-183.

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COVID-19, international commercial arbitration, international commercial disputes, international trade relations, COVID-19, international private law, the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.