Please fill in the blanks, based on what you have learned in this class.

1. The law that parties choose to govern their contract, and their rights and obligations under the contract, is usually referred to as the _________________ law.
2. The arbitration law of the seat, which governs the procedural aspects of the arbitration, is known as the ______________________________________
3. The doctrine that the arbitration clause in a contract is a separate and distinct agreement from the main contract for purposes of defeating a challenge to the validity of the main contract, is known as the __________________________doctrine.
4. The principle that an arbitrator may decide a matter without strictly applying the law, so long as she has the written consent of the parties is known as _________________________
5. The doctrine that an arbitrator has the power to determine his own jurisdiction is known as __________________________________________
6. To meet the formal validity requirements of the New York Convention, and arbitration agreement must be _________________ and ___________________.
7. When parties arbitrate without any involvement of an arbitration institution, it is known as an _____________________arbitration.
8. The place where the arbitration is held is referred to as the ________ of the arbitration.
9. A main difference between litigation and arbitration is that an arbitration award cannot be appealed on ______________________
10. An arbitration award can be challenged, however, if there is a problem with _________________________