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An arbitration agreement does not constitute an impediment to the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings before the judiciary, since (i) the existence of an arbitration clause does not affect the enforceability of the defaulted negotiable instrument, (ii) an arbitration award cannot order the collective enforcement against the bankrupt estate's assets, and (iii) "the interests involved exceed the parties' sphere of disposable rights:

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