ABSTRACT: The Code of Civil Procedure has recently been amended to include the provision - though not in a particularly clear manner - for partial awards. The change in due process, which has always been a guide to arbitral procedure, affords jurists a unique opportunity to study this new amendment, in the light of Arbitration Law, and also with support of foreign doctrine, to take advantage of these new provisions and draw new interpretations of the laws that regulate arbitration in our country. This article - a rehearsal - attempts to explore Arbitration Law, arguing that subsequent to the amendment of the Code of Civil Procedure, the legal text supports a new reading, allowing us to make partial arbitral awards.
Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem