International Arbitration Law and Practice, Third Edition

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Juris Publishing, Inc., Jan 1, 2014 - Arbitration (International law) - 2072 pages

 

This third edition of International Arbitration Law and Practice has been largely enriched by covering international commercial arbitrations, investment treaty arbitrations, arbitrations between public bodies, between states and individuals, the UNCITRAL model law and Iran-US Tribunal proceedings as well as commodity arbitration, online arbitration and sports arbitral proceedings.

International Arbitration Law and Practice, 3rd edition elaborates new concepts such as a definition of international arbitration based on procedural law (different from transnational law) and a doctrine (the tronc commun doctrine) to identify the applicable substantive law on disputes between parties belonging to different countries.  It further suggests that a law of international arbitration has arisen from the various conventions and laws.

Besides dealing with all the aspects of arbitration on a topic by topic basis, the writer presents a third generation arbitration which builds on analysis of major obstacles to a smooth running arbitration.International Arbitration Law and Practice, 3rd edition is a work that anyone involved in arbitral proceedings will find to be absolutely indispensable.
 

Contents

Chapter
3
Chapter
21
MultiTier Formulas
49
Characterisation of Arbitration
51
Battle of Theories
61
Chapter
63
The Sources of International Arbitration Law
73
Precedents
92
Interference
974
Chapter
977
Payment Orders
978
The Evidentiary Stage
983
The Burden of Proof
984
Need for a Leave
992
The Taking of Evidence
1002
Documentary Evidence
1008

Nationality of Arbitration
97
The Category of International Arbitration
114
Transnational Arbitration
127
International Arbitration
131
International Private Arbitration
134
Chapter
136
Disputes Capable of Arbitration
149
Classes ofDisputes
161
Mass Claims and Class Actions
181
Chapter
186
Connections between Disputes
190
Punitive and Treble Damages
204
The Arbitration Agreement
207
The Formation of the Agreement 211 7 2 Unilateral and Optional Clauses
211
Form and Contents
218
Duty to Cooperate
265
The Applicable Law
276
Time Limit
289
Conditions
298
Termination
306
Remedies for Invalidity
315
The Choice of Law Rules to Govern
321
As to the Arbitration Agreement
336
As to the Arbitrability
344
The Parties to Arbitration Capacity to Submit
349
Sovereign Immunity
361
Changes to the Original Contract
367
Succession
379
Third Parties Joinders
387
Multiparty Arbitration
400
Changes of Status
407
Administered Arbitration
409
Relationships between the Various Parties
413
Arbitrator
417
AntiSuit Injunctions
434
The Arbitrator
441
Number ofArbitrators
449
Appointment of the Arbitrator
458
Choice ofLaw
474
Role of the Arbitrator
504
LiabilityImmunity
519
Termination
523
Removal
532
Arbitrators Involvement before State Courts
538
The Role of State Courts
543
Primary and Secondary Jurisdiction
544
Forum Non Conveniens
551
The Juge dAppui
557
Motion to Compel Arbitration
572
As to Evidence
584
Filing of the Award
590
Aid Not Interference
597
As to Security of Costs
607
Confidentiality
613
Breaches and Sanctions
626
Substantive Law
629
Choice Made by the Parties
632
Choice Made by the Arbitrator
642
Trade Usages
659
The Tronc Commun
673
Jura Novit Curia
684
Ex Bono et Aequo Decisions
691
and Ex Bono et Aequo
713
Arbitration and Public Policy
719
Distinctions within Public Policy
726
Applicable Procedural Law
773
Applicable Law
780
Selection of the Procedural Law Effects
793
Procedural Public Policy
807
Arbitration Rules
811
Effects of How the Rules Are Applied
817
The Venue of the Proceedings
821
Criteria for Selecting the Venue
823
DocumentsOnly Arbitration
835
The PreArbitral Referee
843
The Order of the Referee
849
Preliminary Issues and Initial Stage
851
Formation of the Arbitral Tribunal
862
Chapter
864
KompetenzKompetenz
875
Terms of Reference
905
Case Management
913
The Role of the Arbitrator
917
Interlocutory Injunctions
931
International Arbitration
945
Distinctions
952
Standards
967
Oral Evidence
1023
Experts
1049
Presumptions
1059
Time Bars and NonMandatory Terms
1064
No Strict Rules of Evidence
1070
The Last Pleadings and Oral Argument
1077
Speed and Quality
1083
Adjudication
1090
Breach of Due Process
1091
Various Breaches
1097
New Approach to the Dispute
1113
The Concealed Enemies
1119
The Award
1121
Duty to Decide
1134
Content of the Award
1164
Sanctity ofDeliberation Chambers
1179
Effects of the Award
1194
Time Limit to Decide
1206
Publication of the Award
1219
Costs Interest and Higher Damages
1235
Interest
1248
Further Damages
1254
Filing and Notification of the Award
1259
Non Filing
1269
Challenges of Awards
1273
Classes of Challenges
1275
Grounds for Challenges
1285
Extension by Contract of Judicial Review
1300
Jurisdiction on Challenges
1307
Law Applicable to Challenges
1324
Full De Novo Review before a
1339
The CPR Rules
1345
Enforcement in the State of Origin
1351
Enforcement Proceedings
1359
Enforcement and Recognition in Other States
1367
Forum Shopping
1373
Distinction between Recognition and Enforcement
1387
Opposition to Enforcement
1395
Preventive Proceedings
1402
State Immunity
1414
Recognition and Enforcement under
1417
Form Requirements
1428
Grounds for Refusal to Enforce
1440
Stay of Enforcement
1453
International Public Law Arbitration
1459
Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
1472
Arbitration between States and Individuals
1478
Arbitration the Brussels Convention and
1483
The Brussels Convention
1484
Consumer Protection
1499
UNCITRAL Arbitration
1505
The UNCITRAL Model Law
1514
The UNCITRAL Guidelines
1540
Investor State Arbitration The Washington
1545
INTRODUCTION
1547
The ICSID Additional Facility Rules
1556
Nationality of the Investor
1565
Treaty Claims and Contract Claims
1572
Substantive Law
1580
Foreign Investors Substantive Rights
1586
Umbrella Clauses
1599
Available Remedies
1603
Investment under Other Multilateral Treaties
1615
Arbitration of Commercial Disputes between
1623
Arbitration under the Algiers Declarations
1635
The Two Roles of the Tribunal
1646
Commodity Arbitration
1677
The Sports Arbitral Tribunal
1683
Online Dispute Resolution
1717
Online Arbitration Providers
1723
Place Where Online Contracts Are Made
1735
The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Process
1746
Obstacles to Overcome
1749
Court Interference
1752
Insufficient Use ofDocumentsOnly and of Online Arbitration
1758
The Continuous Search for Improvements
1765
No Luxury Clinic
1773
A Sole Arbitrator and Not a Panel
1779
One SupraNational Court ofArbitration
1788
Arbitration to Be Different and Better Than Court Proceedings
1794
Articles on Arbitration
1799
Other Articles
1879
Other Textbooks
1889
Table ofAwards
1895
Table of Cases
1915
Index
2013
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