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by: Jan Paulsson
June 1987,
ISBN 9065449671
ISBN 13:
9789065449672
Looseleaf
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Last updated: Supplement
12 March 2013
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For many years the importance of international commercial arbitration has
grown steadily. This is indicated by the increasing number of disputes
submitted to arbitration, by the importance of the average case as measured by
the amount of money in dispute, and by the range of countries involved.
International contracts may give rise to differences, and arbitration is
frequently resorted to for their solution.
Since arbitration laws and practices differ from country to country and often
undergo changes, the business world and practitioners need up-to-date
information. The International Handbook on Commercial Arbitration
provides such information in the form of National Reports. Annexed are the
Arbitration Act of the country concerned and all other relevant legal
provisions.
The International Handbook on Commercial Arbitration assists
arbitrators, company lawyers, businesspeople, and legal advisers in assessing
the national Arbitration Acts of all important trading countries.
The work covers virtually all countries involved in international business
and, consequently, in international commercial arbitration. Each National
Report is written by a local leading arbitration expert from the country
concerned and contains comprehensive information on the arbitration law and
practice of that country.
Future supplements containing new National Reports along with basic legal
texts in English, updates of National Reports previously published, and
amended law texts follow regularly.
1. Introduction
■ Law on Arbitration
■ Practice of Arbitration
■ Bibliography
2. Arbitration Agreement
■ Form and Contents of the Agreement
■ Parties to the Agreement
■ Domain of Arbitration
■ Separability of Arbitration Clause
■ Effect of the Agreement
3. Arbitrators
■ Qualifications
■ Challenge of Arbitrators
■ Number of Arbitrators
■ Appointment of Arbitrators
■ Liability of Arbitrators
4. Arbitral Procedure
■ Place of Arbitration
■ Arbitral Proceedings in General
■ Evidence
■ Experts
■ Interim Measures of Protection
■ Representation and Legal Assistance
■ Default
5. Arbitral Award
■ Types of Awards
■ Making of the Award
■ Form of the Award
■ Pleas as to the Arbitrators’ Jurisdiction
■ Applicable Law
■ Settlement
■ Correction and Interpretation of the Award
■ Additional Award
■ Fees and Costs
■ Delivery of the Award and Registration
■ Enforcement of the Award
■ Publication of the Award
6. Means of Recourse
■ Appeal from an Arbitral Award
■ Remedies Against Decision on Leave for Enforcement
■ Setting Aside of the Arbitral Award (Action for Annulment)
■ Other Means of Recourse
7. Foreign Arbitral Awards
■ Conventions and Treaties
■ Convention or Treaty Applies
■ No Convention or Treaty Applies
■ Rules of Public Policy
8. Conciliation
■ General
■ Legal Provisions
Annex of Arbitration
Laws and Rules
9. NEW Investment
Treaty Arbitration
Countries include:
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil,
Bulgaria, Cambodia, Canada, China PR, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia,
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, England, Finland, France, Germany,
Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Inter-American Commercial
Arbitration, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Libya, Luxembourg,
Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Oman,
Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Scotland,
Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand,
Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, UNCITRAL
(Commentary on the UNCITRAL Model Law), U.S.A., Slovenia, Zambia, Zimbabwe
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