Which of the following is not a reason for entering into an international arbitration agreement?
A)The parties' choice of legal representation is limited to the forum in which the dispute is to be heard.
B)Local laws of a particular nation may prevent a party from using certain arbitrators.
C)The parties cannot choose the arbitrators who will decide the case.
D)Using an international arbitration agreement does not allow for uniform enforcement of a judgment across nations.

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International arbitration agreements allow parties to choose their legal representation, regardless of the forum.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason for Entering