When an arbitration clause reign supreme over an order placing a company under administration
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Arbitration processes are deemed to be independent of all the other terms of a contract in the sense that if the principal terms of a contract are found to be null and void, an arbitration clause will still be deemed to be independent.
An arbitration process is expected to have all the processes that would make a contract valid
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