WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch, 333
3-2B-07.

(A) IN AN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
PROCEEDING IN THIS STATE, A COURT OF THIS STATE MAY NOT
INTERVENE EXCEPT:

(1) IF PERMITTED BY THIS SUBTITLE AND THE STATUTES AND
LAW LAWS INCORPORATED BY THIS SUBTITLE; OR

(2) IF THE PROCEEDING IS IN CONFLICT WITH THE PUBLIC
POLICY OF THIS STATE.

(B) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW, THE
COURT SHALL MAKE ANY DETERMINATION PROVIDED FOR IN THIS
SUBTITLE WITHOUT A JURY.

3-2B-08.

(A) A PARTY TO AN ACTION INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION MAY APPEAL:

(1) AN ORDER:

(I) REFUSING A STAY OF ANY COURT ACTION INVOLVING
A MATTER REFERABLE TO ARBITRATION;

(II) DENYING A PETITION MOTION TO ORDER
ARBITRATION TO PROCEED;

(III) DENYING APPLICATION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION;

(IV) CONFIRMING OR DENYING CONFIRMATION OF AN
AWARD OR PARTIAL AWARD; OR

(V) MODIFYING, CORRECTING, OR VACATING AN AWARD;

(2) AN INTERLOCUTORY ORDER GRANTING, CONTINUING, OR
MODIFYING AN INJUNCTION AGAINST ARBITRATION; OR

(3) A FINAL DECISION WITH RESPECT TO AN ARBITRATION
THAT IS SUBJECT TO THIS SUBTITLE.

(B) AN APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN ACTION
INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION MAY NOT BE
TAKEN FROM AN INTERLOCUTORY ORDER:

(1) GRANTING A STAY OF ANY COURT ACTION INVOLVING A
MATTER REFERABLE TO ARBITRATION;

(2) DIRECTING ARBITRATION TO PROCEED;

(3) COMPELLING ARBITRATION; OR

(4) REFUSING TO ENJOIN AN ARBITRATION.

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