SPECIAL COURTS DEALING WITH ECONOMIC LAWSUITS

As for the courts dealing with economic lawsuits or arbitration courts in another way, we can conclude that based on well-known sources, there will be approximately 37,330 people for each arbitrator. Thus, it is possible to easily calculate number of arbitrators for all territorial entities.

The councils of the region, province or state will choose the arbitrator. And the councils of the municipalities (city council, town council) will have the right to approve him and also have the opportunity to remove the arbitrator, including with disgrace. Moreover, when there is a vote for example in the city council on this issue, there should be at least 75% of the votes for the approval or removal of the arbitrator.

Yes, it is better to talk about regions, provinces or states here, rather than cities. The fact is that there are relatively few arbitrators themselves, the territorial entities are quite compact and not too long, not thousands of kilometers. And business interests can arise not only in cities and, accordingly, disagreements can also affect places anywhere in the region, province or state. Therefore, it is easier to leave the entire region, province or state to such arbitrators at once, the main thing is that there are enough of them and the burden on the arbitrators must be commensurate with their number.

However, in very large cities (such as Mumbai for example) or federally significant cities, it is better to make arbitration separate from the region, province or state.

For example, in Mumbai, judging by the above figures, approximately 359 arbitrators will be needed.

Since their number is insignificant for the country's budget, we can take an approximate number of arbitrators from the current standards per person, which are described above, and then look at the situation where it is better to add and where to reduce arbitration court quotas.