Cases administered under the 2025 Rules
The institution handles arbitrable contract and property-rights disputes selected by the parties, including qualifying international commercial matters.
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南京仲裁委员会 / 江苏(南京)国际商事仲裁中心
Nanjing's principal arbitration institution, also operating as the Jiangsu (Nanjing) International Commercial Arbitration Center.
Nanjing Arbitration Commission also uses the Jiangsu (Nanjing) International Commercial Arbitration Center name. Its 2025 Rules govern cases submitted under a valid clause and include general procedure together with provisions relevant to financial and international commercial arbitration.
Match the clause's institutional wording to the current official names and check which 2025 procedural provisions apply.
The institution handles arbitrable contract and property-rights disputes selected by the parties, including qualifying international commercial matters.
Start with primary institutional sources. Verify service links and procedural status before relying on a filing path.
Short, practical definitions for concepts most likely to appear alongside this institution.
The written foundation for arbitral jurisdiction, defining covered disputes and identifying the administering institution or rules.
The institution's provincial commercial setting; party agreement, not the province alone, supplies arbitral jurisdiction.
Arbitration with a foreign or cross-border element requiring attention to language, seat, applicable law and eventual enforcement forum.
The tribunal's decision on the submitted claims, normally final under the one-award-finality principle and subject to limited review.
An electronic case-submission route whose current document, signature and fee requirements must be checked with the institution.
The review date describes when the listed primary sources were checked. It is not a guarantee that jurisdiction remains unchanged after that date.
Review the clause, Jiangsu or Nanjing connection, effective rules, filing package, service arrangements and the local court route for preservation or enforcement.