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CHAPTER VIII: Additional Provisions
Article 52
The court in dealing with procedures of arbitral matters shall apply the provisions of the Non-contentious Matters Law in addition to this Law, if in the absence of any relevant provisions therein, apply mutatis mutandis the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Article 53
A dispute which according to other laws must be submitted to arbitration, may be governed mutatis mutandis by this Law unless otherwise specified by those other laws.
Article 54
Arbitration institution(s) may be solely or jointly established by any professional or social organization(s) of any level and shall be responsible for arbitrators' registration, cancellation of arbitrators' registration and handling arbitration matters.
Regulation(s) or guideline(s) of organization, establishment approval, revocation or repeal of approval, arbitrators' registration, cancellation of arbitrators' registration, arbitration fees, mediation procedures and fees of an arbitration institution shall be jointly provided by the Executive Yuan and the Judicial Yuan.
Article 55
To promote the development of arbitration and to reduce litigiousness, the government may subsidize the arbitration institutions as it deems necessary.
Article 56
The provisions of this Law shall take effect from the date of promulgation, except for those which were revised and promulgated on June 24, 1998 and took effect six months after such date, and also those which were revised and promulgated on December 15, 2009 and took effect on November 23, 2009.