The arbitration agreement: case law evolves when one of the parties is impecunious

Can a party no longer bear the costs of arbitration which it has contractually agreed to face? In its column for the magazine Préventique, the firm Grenier Avocats, shows, example to support, that the court of appeal has admitted the idea that the inscrutability of a party, as long as the evidence is reported, is such as to call into question the arbitration agreement accepted by the parties.