Abstract
In this article, the general competence of the jurisdictional bodies is analyzed as a permit for the existence of the private form of defense of civil rights. The latter is presented as it could not exist as an activity of the jurisdictional bodies (arbitration and conciliation commission) in the absence of regulations on general jurisdiction. In particular, the arbitrability of disputes is analyzed as a component of the general competence of the jurisdictional bodies. The problem of the interpretation of the legal norms regarding the delimitation of the powers of arbitration by other jurisdictional bodies was highlighted. In the same way, ferenda law proposals have been submitted to improve the regulations of general jurisdiction in the field of arbitration.
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