ARBITR.LAWConventions, national statutes, codes and rules used in the website’s materials, with links from each instrument to its analysis.
Collection prepared on 28 October 2026. Treaties, domestic legislation, model texts and court guidance have distinct legal roles. Archived and future editions are identified separately.
Arbitration agreements and recognition and enforcement of foreign awards. State participation and reservations are recorded by the depositary.
Copy from an official sourceNew York, 10 June 1958; United Nations Treaty Series, vol. 330, 1959, No. 4739, pp. 38–43
Agreements, procedural organisation, applicable law and the effects of annulment within the Convention’s scope.
Copy from an official source1961 Convention; UN certified copy, 1994
A model for domestic legislation. Its provisions and editions must be distinguished from the law enacted by a particular State.
Copy from a secondary source1985/2006 text; UN Russian edition, 2008
Rules for conducting proceedings. Their application and edition depend on party agreement, subject to mandatory law.
Official resourcePractical organisation of proceedings, including the 2023 note on early dismissal and preliminary determination.
Official resourceAgreed rules for ICC institutional arbitration; the edition applies from 1 June 2026.
Arbitral institution / chamber publicationComplete sections 2, 5, 6 and 81: agreement form and the scope of the Arbitration Act 1996.
Copy from an official sourceCurrent sections 2, 5, 6 and 81; checked 28 October 2026
Complete CPC Articles 1442–1445, 1504 and 1507: clauses, submission agreements and domestic/international distinctions.
Copy from an official sourceProvisions effective on 28 October 2026; the future Article 1504 version from 1 January 2027 is not included
Complete LDIP/PILA Articles 176 and 178: the international framework, form and validity.
Copy from an official sourceComplete CPC Articles 353, 357 and 358: the domestic framework and agreement form.
Copy from an official sourceComplete Arbitration Act 2001 sections 3–4: scope and written form.
Copy from an official sourceCurrent SSO consolidation checked 28 October 2026; version effective from 9 March 2025
Complete IAA sections 2A, 5 and 15: form and selection of the applicable framework.
Copy from an official sourceCurrent SSO consolidation checked 28 October 2026; version effective from 9 March 2025
Reform of English arbitration legislation: governing law, court assistance and review. Additional links cover commencement and official explanatory notes.
Copy from an official sourceComplete selected Part I provisions on notarial form, authority, assignment, debt transfer, guarantees and separate legal personality.
Document textSource edition 10 June 2026, with listed changes through 22 October 2026
Complete Articles 53, 54, 77 and 80. Sources for each part of the selection are identified on the document page.
Document textArticles 53, 54, 77 and 80; text saved on 28 October 2026
Complete Articles 1202 and 1217.1: a legal entity’s personal law and the law governing representation.
Document textSource edition 8 August 2024
Definitions, the parties’ agreement, procedure and enforcement.
Document textEdition dated 8 August 2024; all 54 articles
International commercial arbitration; recognition and enforcement.
Document textEdition dated 30 December 2021; statute and appendices
Commercial court assistance, setting aside, writs of execution, foreign awards and sanctions-related mechanisms.
Document text38 complete articles; 15 December 2025 edition, amendments effective 1 January 2026
Assistance and supervision by courts of general jurisdiction: evidence, setting aside and enforcement of arbitral awards.
Document text36 complete articles; 4 August 2026 edition, amendments effective 1 September 2026
329-FZ, Article 36.2: sports disputes
Document textArticle 36.2; copy saved 28 October 2026
353-FZ, Article 13: consumer credit
Document textArticle 13; copy saved 28 October 2026
Complete Articles 16 and 17: unfair contractual terms and judicial protection. Copy provenance and edition are separately identified.
Document textLaw version dated 28 December 2025, as affected on 17 February 2026; provisions effective from 1 October 2026; complete Articles 16 and 17
Complete Article 154 on notarial form under legislation or party agreement.
Copy from a legal databaseSource edition 20 August 2026
Articles 1–4: scope, treaties and two arbitration models.
Copy from a legal database1 July 2026 edition; unofficial Uchet.kz reproduction
Complete selected provisions on court jurisdiction, assistance, setting aside, enforcement writs and foreign awards. Edition dated 8 September 2026.
Copy from a legal database15 complete articles; Uchet.kz identifies the 8 September 2026 edition
The special AIFC framework. The saved official text is dated 5 December 2017 and is distinct from Kazakhstan’s general Law 488-V.
Copy from an official sourceText dated 5 December 2017; official PDF
Complete Pravo.by text, Articles 1–53; its amendment list includes Law 134-Z of 16 March 2026. Agreement, register, constitution, interim relief, setting aside and enforcement provisions.
Copy from an official sourceIncluding amendments dated 16 March 2026
International arbitration. The saved official text includes amendments of 16 March 2026; the 2014 edition remains separately available as an archive.
Copy from an official sourceAmended 16 March 2026; official text saved 28 October 2026
Code of Civil Proceedings: complete official text including amendments through 20 July 2026. The original 2024 edition remains separately available as an archive.
Copy from an official sourceOfficial consolidation including amendments through 20 July 2026; saved 28 October 2026
Official statutory record, with an available unofficial consolidated text separately identified. Appointment, procedure, judicial review and enforcement.
Copy from a legal databaseUnofficial consolidation dated 22 July 2026
Official database. Full text requires the site interface; the accessible third-party publication is labelled separately.
Copy from a legal databasePublication including changes dated 6 October 2026; includes future amendments
Armenia: current consolidated Commercial Arbitration Law
Copy from an official sourceEdition published by ARLIS; copy saved 28 October 2026
Armenia: current consolidated Civil Procedure Code
Copy from an official sourceEdition published by ARLIS; copy saved 28 October 2026
Complete Articles 321 and 323 on written and authentic form.
Copy from a legal databaseSource edition 1 April 2026
Complete official Legis.md text incorporating LP211 of 29 July 2016. The document page identifies the edition.
Copy from an official sourceIncorporating Law LP211 of 29 July 2016; saved official text
Complete official Legis.md text incorporating LP238 of 8 November 2018. The document page identifies the edition.
Copy from an official sourceIncorporating Law LP238 of 8 November 2018; saved official text
Complete selected articles in the 6 August 2026 edition: court jurisdiction, foreign awards, annulment and a writ. Unofficial e-Lex copy; the official register and full 2024 archive PDF are linked separately.
Copy from a legal database6 August 2026 edition; unofficial e-Lex copy, 27 complete articles
The 2026 reform: official publication and a separate unofficial copy of the transitional provisions. The country guide distinguishes the current and future regimes.
Copy from a legal database2026 law; future framework from 1 March 2027; BizLex copy
General guidance on state court assistance and supervision. Thematic analyses appear in the case-law section.
Copy from an official sourceAn arbitration agreement during preparation of a civil court case.
Copy from a legal databaseResolution 15 of 21 May 2026
Historical illustrations; current numbering must be checked in the codes.
Copy from an official sourceGeneral rules for recovering state-court costs, distinguished from allocation of arbitration costs.
Copy from an official sourceComplete review: agreement, jurisdiction, annulment and enforcement, linked to the website’s analyses.
Copy from an official sourceCivil cases, paragraph 1: consumer arbitration. The review describes case 19-V11-24 under the former statute; the guide addresses current law.
Copy from an official sourceKazakhstan Supreme Court guidance on applying arbitration legislation.
Copy from an institution or chamberResolution 3 of 2 November 2023; Arbitration Chamber copy
Official PDF: general guidance, including paragraphs 21–27, 29–31 and 48. Check statutory references against the applicable legislative version.
Copy from an official sourceOfficial three-page PDF. Consumer protection and Code Article 485(2); not an individual enforcement disposition.
Copy from an official sourceNo matching instruments.
State and international-organisation portals. The edition and language of each text are shown on its document page.
The Legislation of Russia system contains amended statutory texts. The official publication service publishes individual acts, including amending legislation.
Adilet provides texts, amendment histories and official-publication details. The Reference Control Bank is a separate State system.
Resources of the National Center of Legislation and Legal Information. An act’s official publication differs from its text incorporating later amendments.
Document records identify editions and related acts. A provision must be read in the selected edition.
Official legal information system. Each text has a language, status and edition; translations must be distinguished from the original.
Legis.md is the State register of legal acts; Monitorul Oficial is the official gazette. Publication, commencement and edition dates are distinct.
The as-enacted text differs from amended legislation and commencement instruments.
The depositary publishes treaties, participation and reservations. UNCITRAL publishes conventions, model texts and rules.