MEXICO Law and Practice Contributed by: Enrique Espejel, Diego Mora-Jensen, José Joaquín Pacheco and Luis Enrique Pérez García, White & Case
agreements must be annulled by a judge rather than an arbitration court. Today, such criterion of the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice is understood to have been superseded, as it was established in the Commercial Code in 2011 that any matter in which there is an arbitration agreement must be referred to arbitration at the request of any of the parties. This request can only be denied if there is a final decision declaring the nullity of the arbitration agreement or because the nullity, ineffectiveness or unenforceability of the arbitration agreement is noto - rious.
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