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of 1923 was
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concerned to ensure that states which became
Protocol would support
international
arbitration at the beginning and at the end of
At the beginning of the process,
would ensure that parties to an
parties to
the
commercial
the
arbitral
process.
Contracting
States
arbitration
arbitration,
the
agreement
resolved their disputes by
rather than by resorting to the courts; and at
end of the arbitral process, they would grant
to awards made in their own
recognition
and
enforcement
territory.
Geneva Convention
3.
The purpose of this Convention was to provide for
the recognition and enforcement within the territories of
Contracting States of
agreements covered by
Geneva
Protocol
awards made pursuant to arbitration
the Geneva Protocol of 1923. The
of 1923 had only provided for the
enforcement of Protocol awards in the territory of the
state in which they were made. The Geneva Convention of
further; it provided that an award would be
1927 went
recognised
as
binding and would be enforced in the
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