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18.The Emja rule for remaining parties is based on the assumption that, in general, the original party (A) prefers to stay bound by the arbitration agreement also against a new party. However, if that presumption is rebutted, for example because the original parties (A and B) find that the main rule from Emja is unduly burdensome, the fundamental arbitration principle of party autonomy demands that there is some contractual resort available to them. However, this requirement may collide with the Supreme Court’s statement in NJA 2015 s. 1040.s. 644