| Summary/Abstract |
The Arbitration Law, Civil Procedure Law, judicial interpretations and cases of the Supreme People's Court serve as the windows through which the current arbitration system in China can be observed. The Arbitration Law primarily regulates the internal relationships, whilst the Civil Procedure Law focuses on the external relationships of arbitration. The judicial interpretations and cases of the Supreme People's Court are a “live” and active part of China's dispute resolution system. Although not a source of law, changes in the arbitration rules of the major arbitration commissions in China also reflect changes in the arbitration system in China.
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