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The ex officio power of the arbitrator to raise new issues of law in Islamic finance disputes
The legal nature of arbitration varies from the legal nature of litigation. While the judge derives his authority from the state power, the arbitrator derives his powers, in the first place, from the parties' agreement. The power of the court to raise new issues of law ex officio is widely recognize...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2019
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