What is the legal basis upon which the court relies when appointing an arbitrator on behalf of a party refusing to do so?
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The court relies, in appointing an arbitrator on behalf of a party refusing to do so, on the parties' agreement to arbitrate in the original contract, and on the provisions of the Arbitration Law which grant the court the authority to intervene to ensure the constitution of the arbitral tribunal.
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