Arbitral awards made in compliance with the provisions of this Part shall be final and binding
in the territory of each
State Party, in the same manner as decisions delivered by their national courts.
Such awards may be forcefully enforced by virtue of exequatur.
The Common Court of Justice and Arbitration has exclusive jurisdiction to grant such exequatur
Exequatur shall only be refused in the following cases:
1) where the Arbitrator has ruled without an arbitration agreement or where the arbitration
agreement was void or had expired;
2) where the Arbitrator has not ruled within the scope of the mission conferred upon him;
3) where the principle of an adversary process has not been respected.
4) where the award is contrary to international public policy
Official translation
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In force from 21-03-2010
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