First, verify the source of the notification.
Upon receipt of the notice of filing a case by Zhongwei Arbitration Commission, the source of the notice shall be verified first. Ensure that the notice is officially issued by the Zhongwei Arbitration Commission and not from other unknown or illegal channels. You can consult official website of Zhongwei Arbitration Commission or contact its official customer service for verification.
Second, review the contents of the notice.
Carefully review the contents of the notice, including key information such as case number, party information, arbitration request, composition of the arbitration tribunal, time and place of hearing. If you find obvious errors or unclear logic in the contents of the notice, you should be vigilant. It may be a forged notice.
Third, understand the arbitration procedure.
Understand the relevant provisions of the arbitration procedure and compare the contents of the notice to see if it meets the requirements of the arbitration procedure. For example, whether the arbitration application has been legally submitted and whether the notice has been issued in accordance with the prescribed format and requirements.
Fourth, consult a professional lawyer
If you have any questions about the Notice, you can consult a professional lawyer. Lawyers can give professional judgments and suggestions according to the contents of the Notice and the actual situation, combined with relevant laws and regulations.
5. Be cautious about unverified information.
Don't believe or take action easily without verifying the authenticity of the notice. Avoid unnecessary losses or risks caused by trusting false notices.
To sum up:
The authenticity and validity of the notice of filing a case by Zhongwei Arbitration Commission need to be comprehensively judged by verifying the source of the notice, reviewing the contents of the notice, understanding the arbitration procedure and consulting professional lawyers. Without verification, we should be cautious to avoid unnecessary troubles and risks caused by trusting false notices.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Arbitration Law
Article 16 stipulates:
The arbitration agreement includes the arbitration clause in the contract and the arbitration agreement reached in other written forms before or after the dispute occurs.
The arbitration agreement shall include the following contents:
(1) Expression of intention to request arbitration;
(2) Arbitration matters;
(3) Select the Arbitration Commission.
People's Republic of China (PRC) Arbitration Law
Article 22 provides that:
When applying for arbitration, the parties shall submit an arbitration agreement, an arbitration application and a copy thereof to the Arbitration Commission.
People's Republic of China (PRC) Arbitration Law
Article 58 provides that:
If the parties present evidence to prove that the award is under any of the following circumstances, they may apply to the Intermediate People's Court where the Arbitration Commission is located for cancellation of the award:
(1) There is no arbitration agreement;
(two) the matters decided are not within the scope of the arbitration agreement or the arbitration commission has no right to arbitrate;
(3) The composition of the arbitration tribunal or the arbitration procedure violates legal procedures;
(4) The evidence on which the award is based is forged;
(5) The other party has concealed enough evidence to affect judicial justice;
(six) the arbitrator in the arbitration case, bribery, favoritism or pervert the law.
The people's court shall form a collegial panel to examine and verify, and if it considers that the ruling is under any of the circumstances specified in the preceding paragraph, it shall make a ruling to revoke it.
If the people's court finds that the ruling violates the public interest, it shall make a ruling to cancel it.