Parties may select an “ad hoc” arbitration or an “institutional” arbitration
See p. 718
Parties are also generally free to choose for themselves the juridical seat of their arbitration (and indeed should do so)
The seat or place of arbitration (or the “forum” or the “locus arbitri”) is highly relevant to both the conduct of the arbitration and to the enforceability of the award. Likely to affect matters such as
Whether dispute is capable of being referred to arbitration (i.e. whether it is arbitrable)
