International Commercial Arbitration and Conciliation.

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  2. North Carolina General Statutes
  3. Civil Procedure
  4. International Commercial Arbitration and Conciliation.

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Section
1-567.30

Preamble and short title.

Section
1-567.31

Scope of application.

Section
1-567.32

Definitions and rules of interpretation.

Section
1-567.33

Receipt of written communications or submissions.

Section
1-567.33A

Severability.

Section
1-567.34

Waiver of right to object.

Section
1-567.35

Extent of court intervention.

Section
1-567.36

Venue and jurisdiction of courts.

Section
1-567.37

Definition and form of arbitration agreement.

Section
1-567.38

Arbitration agreement and substantive claim before court.

Section
1-567.39

Interim relief and the enforcement of interim measures.

Section
1-567.40

Number of arbitrators.

Section
1-567.41

Appointment of arbitrators.

Sections
1-567.42

Repealed by Session Laws 2017-171, s. 1, effective October 1, 2017, and applicable to agreements entered into, renewed, or modified on or after that date.

Section
1-567.43

Repealed by Session Laws 2017-171, s. 1, effective October 1, 2017, and applicable to agreements entered into, renewed, or modified on or after that date.

Section
1-567.43A

Disclosure by arbitrator.

Section
1-567.44

Failure or impossibility to act.

Section
1-567.45

Appointment of substitute arbitrator.

Section
1-567.46

Competence of arbitral tribunal to rule on its jurisdiction.

Section
1-567.47

Power of arbitral tribunal to order interim measures.

Section
1-567.48

Equal treatment of parties; representation by attorney.

Section
1-567.49

Determination of rules of procedure.

Section
1-567.50

Place of arbitration.

Section
1-567.50A

Consolidation.

Section
1-567.51

Commencement of arbitral proceedings.

Section
1-567.52

Language.

Section
1-567.53

Statements of claim and defense.

Section
1-567.54

Hearings and written proceedings.

Section
1-567.55

Default of a party.

Section
1-567.56

Expert appointed by arbitral tribunal.

Section
1-567.57

Court assistance in obtaining discovery and taking evidence.

Section
1-567.58

Rules applicable to substance of dispute.

Section
1-567.59

Decision making by panel of arbitrators.

Section
1-567.60

Settlement.

Section
1-567.61

Form and contents of award.

Section
1-567.62

Termination of proceedings.

Section
1-567.63

Correction and interpretation of awards; additional awards.

Section
1-567.64

Modifying or vacating of awards.

Section
1-567.65

Confirmation and enforcement of awards.

Section
1-567.66

Applications to court.

Section
1-567.67

Appeals.

Section
1-567.68

Recodified as § 1-567.33A by Session Laws 1997-368, s. 3.

Section
1-567.69

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.70

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.71

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.72

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.73

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.74

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.75

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.76

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.77

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
1-567.78

Appointment of conciliators.

Section
1-567.79

Representation.

Section
1-567.80

Report of conciliators.

Section
1-567.81

Confidentiality.

Section
1-567.82

Stay of arbitration; resort to other proceedings.

Section
1-567.83

Termination of conciliation.

Section
1-567.84

Enforceability of decree.

Section
1-567.85

Costs.

Section
1-567.86

Effect on jurisdiction.

Section
1-567.87

Immunity of conciliators and parties.

Section
1-567.88

Uniformity of application and construction.

Section
1-567.89

Relationship to federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act.

Sections
1-568

Repealed by Session Laws 1951, c. 760, s. 2.

Sections
1-568.1 through 1-568.27 - through 1

568.Repealed by Session Laws 1967, c. 954, s. 4.

Section
1-569

Repealed by Session Laws 1951, c. 760, s. 2.