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Contract with an arbitration clause followed by a sole paragraph designating a judicial district "for disputes arising from this contract, as well as for enforcement of judicial or extrajudicial instruments." Interpretation that, since no provision may be deemed superfluous, the arbitration clause confers a mere possibility of resorting to arbitral proceedings. Absence of negative effect of the arbitration clause. Possibility of proceeding with the lawsuit filed by one of the parties:

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