Rešavanje o prigovoru nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže u sudskoj praksi
Resolution on complaint of jurisdiction for contractual arbitration in judicial practice
Abstract
Kada stranka pokrene postupak pred sudom, a tuženi podnese prigovor nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže, sud dolazi u poziciju rešavanja o svojoj (ne)nadležnosti. Uloga suda u tom postupku je ograničena, te ukoliko je podnesen arbitražni sporazum, postoji pretpostavka da je arbitraža nadležna, osim ako se ne utvrdi da sporazum očigledno nije valjan. Naši sudovi su se dosta puta, po prirodi stvari, nalazili u situaciji da o prigovoru apsolutne nenadležnosti odlučuju, a ovaj rad je posvećen analizi načina na koji su to sudovi činili. Prepoznato je nekoliko problematičnih pratećih pitanja o kojima su privredni sudovi i Vrhovni kasacioni sud morali da rešavaju kako bi odlučili o valjanosti arbitražnog sporazuma, te su u radu učinjene određene smernice i zaključci kako bi srpski sudovi mogli da sa više samopouzdanja i uravnoteženosti u budućnosti odgovaraju na ove izazove.
It is important to be considered in which way is allocated the jurisdiction between a domestic court and an arbitral tribunal and how to resolve the conflict of competence. Arbitral proceeding will only be allowed in case it is based on a valid and effective arbitration agreement. Nevertheless, judicial power to review arbitral jurisdiction has to be restricted. Excessive court's intervention in arbitration undermines both party autonomy and the efficiency of arbitration and can cause relinquishment of the right to arbitrate. Indeed, it is not uncommon that a court's jurisdiction is invoked by a claimant as a dilatory tactic, however, a party can be noncommittal about arbitration, simply observing an arbitration agreement as null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed. If a party commences a court proceeding, the party insisting on the enforcement of the arbitration agreement can invoke the parties' agreement to arbitrate as a defense before the national court. If the re...spondent fails to file a plea before making submissions on the merits the domestic court's lack of jurisdiction is healed. In case that defendant provides arbitration agreement, there is a presumption that the arbitration is competent, unless it is evident that agreement is null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed. The role of the domestic court in this proceeding has to be limited and restricted. In Serbia, the protective barriers between arbitration and national court systems are the New York Convention and Serbian Law on Arbitration. Domestic courts have frequently been in a position to rule on the objection of lack of jurisdiction, and this paper analyzes how the courts dealt with conflict of competence. Several following issues have been identified, issues that the commercial courts and the Serbian Supreme Court of Cassation had to address in order to decide on the validity of the arbitration agreement. Furthermore, due to the fact that one of the main goal in the arbitration field is the harmonization of the laws as well as the case law, the author provides some guidelines and conclusions so that the Serbian courts can more confidently respond to these challenges.
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sudska praksa / sud / sposobnost stranaka / prigovor nenadležnosti / patološke klauzule / nadležnost / arbitražni sporazum / arbitraža / arbitrabilnost / pathological clauses / jurisdictional plea / jurisdiction / court / case law / capacity of parties to conclude arbitration agreement / arbitration / arbitration agreement / arbitrabilitySource:
Pravo i privreda, 2020, 58, 2, 257-278Publisher:
- Udruženje pravnika u privredi Srbije, Beograd
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Pravni fakultet / Faculty of Law University of BelgradeTY - JOUR AU - Jovanović, Stefan PY - 2020 UR - https://ralf.ius.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1198 AB - Kada stranka pokrene postupak pred sudom, a tuženi podnese prigovor nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže, sud dolazi u poziciju rešavanja o svojoj (ne)nadležnosti. Uloga suda u tom postupku je ograničena, te ukoliko je podnesen arbitražni sporazum, postoji pretpostavka da je arbitraža nadležna, osim ako se ne utvrdi da sporazum očigledno nije valjan. Naši sudovi su se dosta puta, po prirodi stvari, nalazili u situaciji da o prigovoru apsolutne nenadležnosti odlučuju, a ovaj rad je posvećen analizi načina na koji su to sudovi činili. Prepoznato je nekoliko problematičnih pratećih pitanja o kojima su privredni sudovi i Vrhovni kasacioni sud morali da rešavaju kako bi odlučili o valjanosti arbitražnog sporazuma, te su u radu učinjene određene smernice i zaključci kako bi srpski sudovi mogli da sa više samopouzdanja i uravnoteženosti u budućnosti odgovaraju na ove izazove. AB - It is important to be considered in which way is allocated the jurisdiction between a domestic court and an arbitral tribunal and how to resolve the conflict of competence. Arbitral proceeding will only be allowed in case it is based on a valid and effective arbitration agreement. Nevertheless, judicial power to review arbitral jurisdiction has to be restricted. Excessive court's intervention in arbitration undermines both party autonomy and the efficiency of arbitration and can cause relinquishment of the right to arbitrate. Indeed, it is not uncommon that a court's jurisdiction is invoked by a claimant as a dilatory tactic, however, a party can be noncommittal about arbitration, simply observing an arbitration agreement as null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed. If a party commences a court proceeding, the party insisting on the enforcement of the arbitration agreement can invoke the parties' agreement to arbitrate as a defense before the national court. If the respondent fails to file a plea before making submissions on the merits the domestic court's lack of jurisdiction is healed. In case that defendant provides arbitration agreement, there is a presumption that the arbitration is competent, unless it is evident that agreement is null and void, inoperative or incapable of being performed. The role of the domestic court in this proceeding has to be limited and restricted. In Serbia, the protective barriers between arbitration and national court systems are the New York Convention and Serbian Law on Arbitration. Domestic courts have frequently been in a position to rule on the objection of lack of jurisdiction, and this paper analyzes how the courts dealt with conflict of competence. Several following issues have been identified, issues that the commercial courts and the Serbian Supreme Court of Cassation had to address in order to decide on the validity of the arbitration agreement. Furthermore, due to the fact that one of the main goal in the arbitration field is the harmonization of the laws as well as the case law, the author provides some guidelines and conclusions so that the Serbian courts can more confidently respond to these challenges. PB - Udruženje pravnika u privredi Srbije, Beograd T2 - Pravo i privreda T1 - Rešavanje o prigovoru nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže u sudskoj praksi T1 - Resolution on complaint of jurisdiction for contractual arbitration in judicial practice EP - 278 IS - 2 SP - 257 VL - 58 DO - 10.5937/PiP2002257J UR - conv_2321 ER -
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Jovanović, S.. (2020). Rešavanje o prigovoru nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže u sudskoj praksi. in Pravo i privreda Udruženje pravnika u privredi Srbije, Beograd., 58(2), 257-278. https://doi.org/10.5937/PiP2002257J conv_2321
Jovanović S. Rešavanje o prigovoru nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže u sudskoj praksi. in Pravo i privreda. 2020;58(2):257-278. doi:10.5937/PiP2002257J conv_2321 .
Jovanović, Stefan, "Rešavanje o prigovoru nenadležnosti zbog ugovorene arbitraže u sudskoj praksi" in Pravo i privreda, 58, no. 2 (2020):257-278, https://doi.org/10.5937/PiP2002257J ., conv_2321 .
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