The Supreme Court established that the jurisdiction to issue temporary or precautionary measures in arbitration disputes lies exclusively with the full panel of the competent Court of Appeal, and not with a single judge. Consequently, any precautionary order issued by a single appellate judge in such matters is considered fundamentally null and void.
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