When is the court entitled to intervene to appoint an arbitrator on behalf of one of the parties to the dispute?
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The court is entitled to intervene to appoint an arbitrator on behalf of one of the parties if the other party refrains from appointing its arbitrator after being served notice to that effect, and this is upon the request of the aggrieved party.
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البند رقم (١٠) من العقد المبرم بين الطرفين بتاريخ ١٥/٠٤/١٤٣٩هـ
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