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Can the (non-)substitution of an arbitrator and the right to a properly constituted arbitral tribunal be reconciled under Swiss law?

Dr. Wyss Lukas and Salihu Sami, in: bratschi arbitration blog, October 2021

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Sami Salihu

Attorney-at-Law

Lausanne, Geneva

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Lukas Wyss

Attorney-at-Law, Partner

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Can the (non-)substitution of an arbitrator and the right to a properly constituted arbitral tribunal be reconciled under Swiss law?

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