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International Chamber of Commerce arbitration / by W. Laurence Craig, William W. Park, Jan Paulsson ; prefaces by Sir Michael Kerr and Pierre Bellet.
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Publication details:
New York : Oceana Publications Inc., 1990.
Edition:
2nd edition
Record id:
919
Subject:
Arbitration (International law)
Contents:
Part I: The institution
1. General characteristics
2. The organizational framework
3. Costs
Part II: The agreement to arbitrate
4. Types of arbitration agreements
5. The validity of the arbitration agreement
6. Indispensable elements
7. Generally recommended additional elements
8. Occasionally useful elements
9. Pathological elements
Part III: ICC Arbitration in practice
10. Bringing arbitration under the rules
11. Arbitral jurisdiction
12. Constituting the arbitral tribunal and determining the place of arbitration
13. Arbitrator disqualification or incapacity
14. Advance to cover costs
15. Terms of reference
16. Rules governing the proceedings
17. Choice of substantive law
18. "Amicable composition"
19. Arbitral awards
20. The courts scrutiny of awards
21. Determination of costs
22. entering into effect of the award
Part IV: Hearings, Proof, and ancillary proceedings
23. ICC arbitrators' approach to fact finding
24. Written proof and arguments
25. Hearings
26. Fact finding and interlocutory measures ordered by arbitrators
27. Ancillary proceedings before national courts
Part V: The impact of national law
28. National constraints on ICC arbitration
29. English law
30. French law
31. Swedish law
32. Switzerland
33. United States law
34. Hong Kong law
Part VI: Trends in international commercial arbitration
35. Lex mercatoria
36. State contracts
37. The impact of treaties on ICC arbitration
38. Additional ICC dispute resolving mechanisms.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0379208792
Phys. description:
xxvi, 699, [110] pages ; 27 cm