A company attempted to enforce a contractual breach against another through arbitration, but was unsuccessful despite the contract including an arbitration clause. The claimant company appealed to the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice seeking to enable the arbitration process. However, the magistrates determined a key element was missing, leading to the rejection of the claim. The court found the absence of this critical component prevented the arbitration from proceeding. Despite the existing agreement to arbitrate, the lawsuit failed due to this fundamental deficiency. This case highlights the importance of comprehensively fulfilling all requirements for a valid arbitration agreement in the legal system of the country.