...provided in this Law.”[53] While the UNCITRAL Model Law is not binding, it constitutes a guide for national legislation, and one which has been adopted by countries around the world...
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Author: Christian Herrera Petrus** Published: June 2000 Jurisdiction: Spain Topics: Agreement to Arbitrate Existence and Validity of Agreement to Arbitrate Separability National Legislation Description: A heavily debated topic in the...
Spanish Perspectives on the Doctrines of Kompetenz-Kompetenz and Separability: A ...
Author: Nika Bederman* Jurisdiction: Japan Topics: Dispute Resolution and Litigation International Character of Dispute National Legislation Foreign lawyers in Japan can now play a greater role in international arbitration and...
Will the Recent Amendment to the Japanese Foreign Lawyers Act ...
Authors: Lars Ulrichs and Richard Akerman** Published: March 1999 Jurisdiction: Sweden Topics: National Legislation Description: On February 27, 1992 the Swedish Government issued instructions for the preparation of a new...
The New Swedish Arbitration Act* – Vol. 10 No. 1
...influence on international commercial arbitration and is the basis for national legislation not only in the Ukraine, but in several other countries as well. Incidentally, this explains why, from a...
Kiev: From Zero to 800 Cases per Year in less ...
...outset to distinguish between the enforcement framework set out in the New York Convention, and the actual enforcement or execution system of arbitral awards determined by national legislation. Download Full...
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: Observations on the Efficiency of ...
...of Disputes Commercial Disputes Investment Disputes Mandatory Rules States as Parties National Legislation Description: The success of international arbitration is undeniably due to its ever-increasing detachment from the legal orders...
The Extraterritoriality of Laws in International Arbitration – Vol. 29 ...
...to be the most effective instance of international legislation in the entire history of commercial law.” By committing themselves to the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, signatory countries...