The basic legal regulations on the courts of arbitration

Set of regulations on arbitration

Code of Civil Procedure – Act of 23 April 1964, Journal of Laws No 16, item 93, as amended,
The Court Costs in Civil Cases Act of 28 July 2005, Journal of Laws No 167, item 1398,
Bankruptcy and Rehabilitation Act of 28 February 2003, Polish Journal of Laws No 60, item 535, as amended,
Ordinance of the Minister of Justice of 28 September 2002 on lawyers’ fees and legal aid fees, borne by the State Treasury, for court-appointed counsel services, Journal of Laws No 163, item 1348, as amended,
Ordinance of the Minister of Justice of 28 September 2002 on the fees of legal advisors and the covering by the State Treasury of the costs of legal aid provided by a court-appointed legal advisor, Journal of Laws No 163, item 1349, as amended,
Ordinance of the Minister of Justice of 5 March 2004 on archiving case records, Journal of Laws No 46, item 443,
The Tax on Civil Law Proceedings Act of 9 September 2000, Journal of Laws of 2005, No 41, item 399, as amended,
Electronic Payment Instruments Act of 12 September 2002, Journal of Laws No 169, item 1385, as amended,
Ordinance of the Minister of Finance of 24 September 2003 on the specification of the courts of arbitration to adjudicate in cases related to the issue and use of electronic payment instruments, Journal of Laws No 175, item 1703,
The Banking Law Act of 29 August 1997, Journal of Laws No 72, item 665, as amended,
Ordinance of the Minister of Finance of 21 August 2003 on cross-border transfers, Journal of Laws No 163, item 1576

Selected international agreements concerning courts of arbitration that are binding in Poland

Protocol on arbitration clauses, signed in Geneva on September 24, 1923, Journal of Laws of 1931, No 84, item 648 and 649,
Convention on the recognition and enforcement of the rulings of foreign arbitration courts, adopted in New York on 10 June 1958, Journal of Laws of 1962, No 9, item 41 and 42,