The jurisdiction of commercial arbitration rests on two independent conditions that must be satisfied together: subject-matter jurisdiction — the dispute must fall within a category that the law permits to be resolved by arbitration; and jurisdiction by agreement — the parties must have a valid arbitration agreement.
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