§ 1297.51.Intervention By Court

A defining feature of this title is how little room it leaves for court interference, and this section states that principle outright. In matters this title governs, no court may intervene except where this title itself provides for that intervention, or where applicable federal law does.

That default-to-hands-off posture reflects the title's broader design: the arbitration process is meant to run largely on its own, with courts stepping in only at the specific junctures the title identifies, such as functions assigned to the superior court under Section 1297.61, rather than whenever a party wants a court to weigh in.