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Arbitration Act 2001 s 52B

s 52B IPR disputes may be arbitrated

52B.—(1) The subject matter of an IPR dispute is capable of settlement by arbitration as between the parties to the IPR dispute.[23/2019] (2) Subsection (1) applies whether the IPR dispute is the main issue or an incidental issue in the arbitration.[23/2019] (3) An IPR dispute is not incapable of settlement by arbitration only because a law of Singapore or elsewhere —(a) gives jurisdiction to decide the IPR dispute to a specified entity; and (b) does not mention possible settlement of the IPR dispute by arbitration.[23/2019] (4) In subsection (3), “specified entity” means any of the following entities under the law of Singapore or elsewhere:(a) a court; (b) a tribunal; (c) a person holding an administrative or executive office; (d) any other entity.[23/2019]

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