PrincipleARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION LAW — Novation — Effect on Arbitration Clause
- Area of law
- ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that an arbitration clause is separate from the main contract and survives novation, even if the contract's purpose fails. The principle applies in arbitration agreements. It ensures that arbitration clauses remain effective. The principle reflects the separability doctrine. It prevents arbitration clauses…
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