Abstract

The issues of jurisdiction of civil legal disputes of business entities to arbitration proceedings are analyzed. The institution of commercial arbitration is understood as non-state economic justice. Particular attention is paid to the issues of jurisdiction of arbitration institutions to resolve certain types of disputes. Lithuanian Republic’s legislation and the activities of Lithuanian arbitration institutions are studied. It is argued that this state has formed a fairly developed market economy with a certain trade turnover. Accordingly, commercial arbitration is in demand as a non-state method of resolving economic disputes, both national and international, between business entities. Attention is drawn to the genesis of the legal system of Lithuanian Republic, which was influenced by both the legal system of the former USSR and the modern Russian Federation, as well as the legal systems of Western and Eastern European countries. The industry of commercial arbitration of Lithuanian Republic and the legal regulation of issues of jurisdiction of disputes and the competence of arbitration institutions are examined in detail. Conclusions are formulated on the legislative regulation of issues of jurisdiction of disputes in arbitration proceedings.

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