Answer ... There are no restrictions on who can be a party to an arbitration agreement. The Arbitration Act excludes certain types of issues from arbitration, but this restriction is tied to the nature of the dispute, not to the parties themselves.

Answer ... Pursuant to the Arbitration Act, its provisions are to be interpreted in line with the requirements of exercising rights in good faith. The act stipulates certain obligations - for example, that the parties appoint the arbitrators or that the parties submit their statements within a prescribed timeframe.

Answer ... There are no provisions on multi-party disputes.