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by will_brown
3409 days ago
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Courts run with the predictability of law/codes...it's one of the reason 90% of cases settle without trial. If an arbitration clause isn't held up, it's not because of unpredictability of the court it's because the clause runs afoul of the actual law/code the court applies which is predictable. Moreover, smart contracts are not going to permit parties to circumvent law, in other words a smart contract arbitration clause would not be enforceable in a jurisdiction they are not otherwise enforceable. |
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