What is the consequence of failing to prove recourse to amicable settlement as a prerequisite for arbitration?
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Failure to prove recourse to amicable settlement, when it was an agreed prerequisite in the contract, results in the inadmissibility of the judicial claim seeking the appointment of an arbitrator.
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١.متى أبدى الأطراف ما لديهم في ختام المرافعة، أو مُكِّنوا من استيفاء ما لديهم من طلبات ودفوع وفق أحكام النظام، فللمحكمة قفل باب المرافعة في القضية متى كانت صالحة للفصل فيها. ولا يجوز فتح باب المرافعة...
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