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This book contains the written contributions to the 7th conference on “New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration” organized by the CEMAJ ( Research Center on Alternative and Judicial Dispute Resolution Methods ) of the University of Neuchâtel Faculty of Law. Highly qualified and experienced arbitration practitioners present some of the most significant new developments in international commercial arbitration: Pride and Prejudice in the Debate on Arbitrator Independence; The New UNCITRAL Transparency Rules; The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Switzerland under the New Code of Civil Procedure and Debt Enforcement Act; Emergency Arbitration in Practice; Review of the Recent Case Law of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court; Third-Party Funding: New Opportunities and New Challenges for International Arbitration.
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New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration 2013, Antonio Rigozzi, Christoph Mueller
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- Rok wydania
- 2013
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- Tytuł
- New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration 2013
- Język
- angielski
- Autorzy
- Antonio Rigozzi, Christoph Mueller
- Rok wydania
- 2013
- Oprawa
- miękka
- Liczba stron
- 207
- ISBN10
- 3725569215
- ISBN13
- 9783725569212
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- This book contains the written contributions to the 7th conference on “New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration” organized by the CEMAJ ( Research Center on Alternative and Judicial Dispute Resolution Methods ) of the University of Neuchâtel Faculty of Law. Highly qualified and experienced arbitration practitioners present some of the most significant new developments in international commercial arbitration: Pride and Prejudice in the Debate on Arbitrator Independence; The New UNCITRAL Transparency Rules; The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Switzerland under the New Code of Civil Procedure and Debt Enforcement Act; Emergency Arbitration in Practice; Review of the Recent Case Law of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court; Third-Party Funding: New Opportunities and New Challenges for International Arbitration.
