Does the court have jurisdiction to appoint a sole arbitrator if the parties to the dispute have agreed on the person of the arbitrator and their fees?
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The court does not have jurisdiction to appoint a sole arbitrator if the parties to the dispute have agreed on the person of the arbitrator and their fees, as the court's jurisdiction is limited to the matters stipulated in the Arbitration Law.
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