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Article 156-52Suspension of Court Proceedings

第百五十六条の五十二(訴訟手続の中止)

If litigation is pending with regard to a dispute related to financial instruments transaction services between the parties to a dispute related to financial instruments transaction services, and if any of the following grounds exist and the parties to the dispute related to financial instruments transaction services file a joint petition, the court in charge of the case may decide to suspend the court proceedings for a fixed period of no longer than four months:

金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争について当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争の当事者間に訴訟が係属する場合において、次の各号のいずれかに掲げる事由があり、かつ、当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争の当事者の共同の申立てがあるときは、受訴裁判所は、四月以内の期間を定めて訴訟手続を中止する旨の決定をすることができる。

dispute resolution procedures have been implemented for a dispute related to financial instruments transaction services, between the parties to the relevant dispute related to financial instruments transaction services; and

当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争について、当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争の当事者間において紛争解決手続が実施されていること。

beyond the case referred to in the preceding item, the parties to the dispute related to financial instruments transaction services reach an agreement to endeavor to resolve the dispute related to financial instruments transaction services through dispute resolution procedures.

前号の場合のほか、当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争の当事者間に紛争解決手続によつて当該金融商品取引業等業務関連紛争の解決を図る旨の合意があること。

The court in charge of the case may rescind the decision referred to in the preceding paragraph at any time.

受訴裁判所は、いつでも前項の決定を取り消すことができる。

No appeal may be entered against a decision dismissing the petition referred to in paragraph (1) or a decision rescinding the decision referred to in paragraph (1).

第一項の申立てを却下する決定及び前項の規定により第一項の決定を取り消す決定に対しては、不服を申し立てることができない。

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