Quo Vadis Arbitration?:Sixty Years of Arbitration PracticeKluwer Law International B.V., 16. juuni 1999 - 451 pages Lawyer, arbitrator, negotiator, author, educator, drafter, rapporteur andndash; for sixty years Pieter Sanders has been in the eye of the storm as during this period arbitration grew into the world's preferred method for the resolution of commercial disputes. No one is better qualified to assess the current worldwide condition and prospects of arbitration and conciliation, or to offer practical, insightful solutions to the problems confronting arbitration practice today. Quo Vadis Arbitration? will not disappoint the many lawyers, judges, legislators and businesspeople to whom it is addressed. Drawing on his wide and varied experience--and especially on the occasions when resourceful measures had to be taken in the absence of clear legal guidance--Professor Sanders presents cogent, well-reasoned arguments and recommendations for: the main issues which may arise in any arbitration a revision of the UNCITRAL Model Law a harmonisation of Rules on Conciliation and drafting a Model Law on Conciliation refining Codes of Ethics and Codes of Taking Evidence to strengthen bridges between cultural differencesA list of the author's achievements is virtually a history of the development of international arbitration since the 1930s. With many warmly shared anecdotes of the conflicts, compromises and triumphs of pivotal meetings and conventions, Professor Sanders takes the reader behind the scenes for a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the complex and rewarding process that created this invaluable modern discipline. Quo Vadis Arbitration? also provides a masterful but simple exposition of the arbitral process, from the validity of the arbitration agreement to the means of recourse against the award. This is a book that will be warmly appreciated--and used--by arbitration specialists of any degree of expertise, anywhere in the world. |
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... 6 7 9 12 13 14 15 17 £ 5922 17 19 24 27 A. THE COMMON LAW CONCEPT OF ARBITRATION 28 Introduction 28 1. English Arbitration Act 1950 28 2. English Arbitration Act 1979 29 3. English Arbitration Act 1996 31 B. THE CIVIL LAW.
Pieter Sanders. 3. English Arbitration Act 1996 31 B. THE CIVIL LAW CONCEPT OF ARBITRATION 33 1. No court control on the merits 33 2. Arbitration ex aequo et bono 35 3. Reasons for the Award C. HARMONISATION 36 37 CHAPTER III REGIONAL ...
... Civil Law Countries Summary and Perspective 314 317 14. MEANS OF RECOURSE OTHER THAN SETTING ASIDE 318 A. Second Arbitral Instance 318 B. Full Appeal to the Court 320 C. Appeal on a Question of Law 322 D. Remission 324 15. SETTING ASIDE ...