Through an analysis of the laws of arbitration in South Sudan, evaluate the extent to which arbitration is regulated Academic Essay

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-comparative analysis of existing laws in SS with key substantive features of the UK Arbitration Act 1996 to evaluate the effectiveness of these arbitration laws,
-highlight if and where the SS laws of arbitration falls short/insufficient
-how well is arbitration regulated under the current laws, is it a reliable means of dispute resolution for investors
-is arbitration a reliable means of dispute resolution in SS
-conclude on whether there is a need for a broader (codified) Arbitration Act to be in place such as the Arbitration Act 1996 UK.

LAWS OF ARBITATON
1. The Co-operative Societies Act 2011
S.74
S.75
S.76
S.77
Chapter XV
S82 Settlement of Disputes
S82(10) refers to the ‘laws of arbitration’
S83
S84

2. The Civil Procedure Act : Chapter XIX
S137 to 154
S174
S319

3. Code of Evidence Act 2006
S3(4)
S4

4. Companies Act 2012
S.3(b)
S.336

5. Evidence Act
S4

6. Interim Constitution 2005
S90(4)(f)
S181

7. Investment Promotion Act 2009
S39 Dispute Resolution

8. The Labour Act 1997
S.112 to S.124

9. The Land Act 2009
S.50
S.94 to S.97

10. Transitional Constitution 2011
S.43

 

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