...in the contract. Party autonomy prevails under the CISG. Case Law and Practical Examples Government contract cases under the CISG are less common than private ones, but those reported...
...if it had been able to accommodate the modern concepts of party autonomy of procedure in the sense of Modern Law, or of the power of a tribunal to order...
...& Comments International Multi-Party Arbitration: The Role of Party Autonomy Christopher Stippl Jurisdiction At Bay? The Validity of Foreign Arbitration Clauses in Maritime Bills of Lading under Section 3(8) of...
...the respect for far-reaching party autonomy and a minimum of judicial intervention. While these principles are widely recognized today, at the time when the first German arbitration law entered into...
...contended that party-agreed expanded judicial review is consistent with the procedural flexibility and party autonomy that are hallmarks of arbitration. The opposing camp warned that allowing partydefined standards of review...
...the nonneutral’s role? If we must live with him or her, can practical rules of conduct for the nonneutral party-appointed arbitrator be clarified? 1. NEUTRAL AND NONNEUTRAL PARTY-APPOINTED ARBITRATORS Party-appointed...
...communications or exchange of documents between either of them or with a third party such as an expert). These two affect almost everyone in a legal proceeding. Further privileges are...
...not the Government, as the contracting party. The inclusion of an assignment clause permitting the Trust to assign rights to the Government indicated the Government was not already a party....
...one party is absent.[14] Such rules seek to balance the risks of prejudice to either party, protecting the participant by ensuring that proceedings will continue while protecting the absentee by...
...available with the party applying for reference to arbitration under sub-section (1), and the said agreement or certified copy is retained by the other party to that agreement, then, the...
...which are mandatory in nature, i.e. which the parties cannot derogate from, hence which do not leave room for party autonomy, whatever their source or their name may be. This...
...have no application in international arbitration, because their application is inconsistent with the doctrine of party autonomy and the right of the parties to select the procedural and substantive rules...
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