La extensión del convenio arbitral hacia partes no signatarias.

Abstract

Arbitration has evolved as one of the most widely used hetero-compositional conflict resolution methods, both nationally and globally. Although it is true, there is an adage within the general theory of legal business which mentions that the contract is considered law solely and exclusively for the subscribing parties. That is, it does not benefit or affect injuriously third parties that are not signatories. Both the diversity of connections that arise from contracts and the new theories that the doctrine provides us in conjunction with certain arbitration rulings at the international level, makes us conclude that there is the possibility that an arbitration agreement is extended for a party not a signatory thereof. Subject which is the object of my present investigation since it constitutes a problem of lack of regulation within our legal system.