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Albert Monichino QC said the globalisation of commerce would push the growth of arbitration as an increasing number of commercial contracts had a cross-border element. This would occur particularly in areas where state boundaries were not seen as being barriers to trade. The Institute is running a nine-day course in April to give lawyers a diploma in international commercial arbitration. Source: Lawyers Weekly
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