Article II(2) provides for two possible ways of satisfying the requirement of writing , also known as the form requirement .

The Working Group considered at length the need for and the implications of the requirement of writing.

Preparation of uniform provisions on interim measures of protection and on the requirement that an arbitration agreement be in writing

Preparation of uniform provisions on interim measures of protection and on the requirement that an arbitration agreement be in writing.

Writing 1. Where the law requires information to be in writing, that requirement is met by a data message if the information contained therein is accessible so as to be usable for subsequent reference.

(c) Writing means any form of information that is accessible so as to be usable for subsequent reference. Where this Convention requires a writing to be signed, that requirement is met if, by generally accepted means or a procedure agreed to by the person whose signature is required, the writing identifies that person and indicates that person's approval of the information contained in the writing

2. Paragraph 1 applies whether the requirement therein is in the form of an obligation or whether the law simply provides consequences for the information not being in writing.

The Working Group is also expected to complete its work on the uniform provisions for a revision of the writing requirement contained in article 7, paragraph (2), of the Model Law and to further consider how to offer guidance on the interpretation and application of the writing requirement contained in article II, paragraph (2), the New York Convention with a view to achieving a higher degree of uniformity.

Ibid., para. 348 it was noted that such a solution could be pursued only if article II(2) were no longer to be interpreted as a uniform rule establishing the minimum requirement of writing, but would instead be understood as establishing the maximum requirement of form.

At its forty fourth session, the Working Group is expected to complete its work on uniform provisions for a revision of the writing requirement contained in article 7, paragraph (2), of the Model Law and to further consider how to offer guidance on the interpretation and application of the writing requirement contained in article II, paragraph (2), of the New York Convention with a view to achieving a higher degree of uniformity.

2. Where the law requires that a communication or a contract should be in writing, or provides consequences for the absence of a writing, that requirement is met by an electronic communication if the information contained therein is accessible so as to be usable for subsequent reference.

Where the law requires that a communication or a contract should be in writing, or provides consequences for the absence of a writing, that requirement is met by an electronic communication if the information contained therein is accessible so as to be usable for subsequent reference.

For that purpose, the Commission considered that it might be preferable for the Working Group to postpone its discussions regarding the writing requirement and the New York Convention.

For that purpose, the Commission considered that it might be preferable for the Working Group to postpone its discussions regarding the writing requirement and the New York Convention.

The Supreme Court held that the relevant provision to determine the validity of an arbitration agreement is section 7 of the 1996 Act (adapted from article 7 MAL), which contains the writing requirement.

Also, the Commission noted that the Working Group was expected to complete its work on the writing requirement and on its relation to article II, paragraph 2, of the New York Convention.

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The Commission commended the Working Group for the progress accomplished so far regarding the three main issues under discussion, namely, the writing requirement, the interim measures of protection and the preparation of a model law on conciliation.

The Commission commended the Working Group for the progress accomplished so far regarding the three main issues under discussion, namely, the writing requirement, the interim measures of protection and the preparation of a model law on conciliation.

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Article 11 of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods A contract of sale need not be concluded in or evidenced in writing and is not subject to any other requirement as to form.

The Commission noted the decision of the Working Group to offer guidance on interpretation and application of the writing requirement contained in article II, paragraph (2), of the New York Convention with a view to achieving a higher degree of uniformity.

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