Common use of Guidance Notes Clause in Contracts

Guidance Notes. This is a standard clause with the contract made subject to Scots law and Scots jurisdiction. There are only limited circumstances however in which the Scottish courts will be able to hear a dispute because clause 61 (Dispute Resolution) provides for formal dispute resolution by way of arbitration under the Arbitration (Scotland) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. One of the founding principles of the Act is that the courts should not intervene in an arbitration except as provided by the Act. Conventionally, this is the last clause in a Scottish contract.

Guidance Notes. This is a standard clause with the contract made subject to Scots law and Scots jurisdiction. There are only limited circumstances however in which the Scottish courts will be able to hear a dispute because clause 61 (Dispute Resolution) provides for formal dispute resolution by way of arbitration under the Arbitration (Scotland) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇Act 2010. One of the founding principles of the Act is that the courts should not intervene in an arbitration except as provided by the Act. Conventionally, this is the last clause in a Scottish contract.

Guidance Notes. This is a standard clause with the contract made subject to Scots law and Scots jurisdiction. There are only limited circumstances however in which the Scottish courts will be able to hear a dispute because clause 61 61. (Dispute Resolution) provides for formal dispute resolution by way of arbitration under the Arbitration (Scotland) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. One of the founding principles of the Act is that the courts should not intervene in an arbitration except as provided by the Act. Conventionally, this is the last clause in a Scottish contract.

Guidance Notes. This is a standard clause with the contract Contract made subject to Scots law and Scots jurisdiction. There are only limited circumstances however in which the Scottish courts will be able to hear a dispute because clause 61 (Dispute Resolution) provides for formal dispute resolution by way of arbitration under the Arbitration (Scotland) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. One of the founding principles of the Act is that the courts should not intervene in an arbitration except as provided by the Act. Conventionally, this is the last clause in a Scottish contract.