Substance of Modernization Sample Clauses

Substance of Modernization. 20 The Working Group originally planned to have the operative part of the recom- mendation substantially modeled on the revised text of Article 7(2) of the Model Law.64 Concerns, however, were expressed that it was necessary to avoid any implication that the declaration was seeking to impose a new interpretation of the 54 Report of the Commission on the work of its 32nd session, Supplement No. 17, A/54/17, paras 347 et seq. (pp. 41 et seq.); Report of the Secretary-General, A/CN.9/WG.II/WP.108/Add.1, paras 17 et seq. (pp. 6 et seq.); Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 33rd session, A/CN.9/485, para. 60 (pp. 15 et seq.). 55 See Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 32nd session, A/CN.9/468, para. 92 (p. 19); Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 36th session, A/CN.9/508, paras 43 et seq. (pp. 11 et seq.). 56 Report of the Secretary-General, A/CN.9/WG.II/WP.110, paras 27 et seq. (pp. 12 et seq.); Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 33rd session, A/CN.9/485, paras 60 et seq. (pp. 15 et seq.). 57 Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 34th session, A/CN.9/487, para. 43 (pp. 13 et seq.). 58 Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 36th session, A/CN.9/508, paras 43 et seq. (pp. 11 et seq.). 59 Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 44th session, A/CN.9/592, para. 84 (p. 18). 60 Report of the Secretary-General, A/CN.9/WG.II/WP.110, paras 30 et seq. (pp. 13 et seq.) and paras 42 et seq. (pp. 16 et seq.). 61 Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 33rd session, A/CN.9/485, para. 62 (p. 17); Note by the Secretariat, A/CN.9/WG.II/WP.118, para. 30 (p. 12). But see also the renewed discussion in Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 34th session, A/CN.9/487, para. 60 (p. 16). 62 Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 44th session, A/CN.9/592, para. 88 (p. 19). 63 Report of the Commission on the work of its 39th session, A/61/17, para. 181 (pp. 30 et seq.). 64 Report of the Secretary-General, A/CN.9/WG.II/WP.110, para. 48 (p. 19); Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 33rd session, A/CN.9/485, para. 61 (p. 17); Report of the Working Group on Arbitration on the work of its 36th session, A/CN.9/508, para. 41 (p. 11). 98 Xxxxx Recognition of Arbitration Agreements 20–23 Article II
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