...submission of a “request for arbitration” or “notice of arbitration.” One of the principal advantages of international arbitration – party participation in the selection of the decision-maker – precluded the...
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...Proceedings Preliminary Questions/Referee Description: I. INTRODUCTION A. Arbitration Law in Korea Commercial arbitration in Korea derives from the Arbitration Law of 1966 (the “Law”), which was revised in 1973 immediately...
Recent Developments in Commercial Arbitration in the Republic of Korea: ...
...means, to use an oft-quoted statement by F.A. Mann, that “[i]n the legal sense no international commercial arbitration exists . . ., every arbitration is a national arbitration, that is...
National International Commercial Arbitration – Vol. 32, No. 4
...and practical aspects of arbitration as a means to settle commercial disputes, e.g., whether those involved in international business are more in favor of arbitration than litigation; whether arbitration is...
The Use of Qualitative Research Techniques in Studying Arbitration: A ...
...issue. The American Arbitration Association subsequently adopted rules for adjudicating class actions in arbitration, but these rules apply only after the arbitral tribunal has ruled that the applicable arbitration clause...
Class Actions in International Arbitration: Applicable Rules and Law – ...
...experts have made. Ewan McKendrick and Iain Maxwell, in their article “Specific Performance in International Arbitration,” complain about how the availability of specific performance in international arbitration proceedings as a...
Specific Relief in International Arbitration
...courts are empowered to set aside arbitral awards on limited, enumerated grounds. Traditionally, Indian courts have been reluctant to exercise any power of “modification” akin to the broad corrective powers...
Severability and Slippage: Rethinking Judicial Modification in Gayatri Balasamy
...or “delocalization” of international arbitration certainly exists, explaining the success of this alternative method of dispute resolution, at least in part. In these circumstances, confronting arbitration with extraterritorial rules adopted...
The Extraterritoriality of Laws in International Arbitration – Vol. 29 ...
...International Arbitration; Member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration; and Adviser to the American Law Institute’s Restatement (Third) of the U.S. Law of International Arbitration. He is also former U.S....
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...arbitration generally or focus on particular types of arbitration, such as labor arbitration or international arbitration. Some of these arbitration courses are taught as seminars; others are taught in the...
Teaching Arbitration Law – Vol. 14 No. 3
...the prior arbitration, and against the same respondent, created a real possibility that he would pre-judge the issues in the current arbitration. Similarly, in CC/Devas v. India, a challenge was...
Subject Bias – The Blurring Lines Between Practitioners and Arbitrators
...common law of foreign relations, have tended to prevail over principles of deference to the arbitration outcomes of arbitration derived from the New York Convention and the Federal Arbitration Act....