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Arbitration Commission
Meaning
Independent dispute resolution bodies organized under the Arbitration Law of the People’s Republic of China handle commercial disagreements between domestic and foreign business entities. An arbitration commission obtains jurisdiction only through a written agreement between the parties, which must be executed before a tribunal can hear the case. If the contract contains no valid arbitration clause, the commission cannot assume jurisdiction and the dispute must be referred to a civil court.
Institutional Competence
Tribunals formed under these bodies have the power to make binding awards on contractual disputes and property disagreements. The China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission conducts proceedings according to its own specialized procedural rules. Each tribunal consists of either one or three arbitrators selected from an official panel.
Jurisdictional Boundary
Administrative disputes and family law matters fall entirely outside the scope of what these bodies may legally resolve. Foreign investors must verify that their contract refers to a registered arbitration commission in China or an approved international seat. An invalidly drafted clause will fail to establish jurisdiction.
Enforcement Process
Intermediate people’s courts hold the exclusive authority to execute the final awards issued by these tribunals. Parties seeking enforcement must submit a formal application to the court where the assets or the non-compliant party is located. The court can refuse execution only on specific procedural grounds defined by law, preventing courts from re-evaluating the substantive merits of the dispute.
This clear separation of administrative and judicial powers ensures that arbitration provides a reliable mechanism for cross-border recovery.