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Alleged absence of a legal basis for charging court costs in enforcement proceedings of an arbitration award. Dismissed. Although the law confers upon the arbitration award the status of a judicial execution instrument (Article 515, VII, of the Code of Civil Procedure), the filing of enforcement proceedings based on an arbitration award presupposes the rendering of services by the judiciary, which must be remunerated:

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