The Cambridge handbook of judicial control of arbitral awards / edited by Larry A. DiMatteo ; Marta Infantino ; Nathalie M-P Potin.

Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2021.©2021

Judicial Control over Arbitral Awards (Conference) (2019: Universite catholique de Lyon)

DiMatteo, Larry A. editor.

Infantino, Marta. editor.

Potin, Nathalie Marie-Pierre, 1967- editor.

01-01-2021

xxvii, 457 pages ; 26 cm.

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Cambridge handbook

Cambridge law handbooks.

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Commercial arbitration

International dispute mediation

Legal process

Judgments

Australia overseas comparisons

Arbitration and award -- Congresses.

Judicial review -- Congresses.

Includes papers presented at the symposium "Judicial Control over Arbitral Awards: Scope, Vacation and Public Policy" held at the Universite catholique de Lyon, April 26-29, 2019.

Includes bibliographical references.

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"This book comprises the collected and revised papers presented at a conference on the relationship arbitration and the courts, held at Lyon Catholic University in April 2019. The topics selected for the conference and hence for the chapters of this book range from the theoretical to the analysis of rules and to arbitration practice. The analysis can be divided between the macro and the micro. The generic issues related to courts and arbitration are presented in the first three Parts of the book, and include arbitrator misconduct, bias, and conflicts of interest; scope and interpretation of arbitration clauses; association-specific rules, and drafting of arbitration clauses, and the enforceability of arbitral awards. The book then shifts focus to the view of these issues on a country to country basis. The "country reports" act as case studies to show the commonalities and divergences between national arbitration laws. The counties selected review are geographically diverse and include countries from all six continents: Africa (Nigeria), Asia (China), Australia, Europe (Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom), North America (United States), and South America (Argentina)"

Introduction : Intersection of Courts and Arbitration / Marta Infantino, Nathalie Potin & Larry A. DiMatteo -- Independence and Impartiality of Arbitrators / Carlos Matheus Lopez -- Exploring the Parameters of Conflicts of Interest / Nathalie Potin & Tunde Ogunseitan -- Procedural Irregularities and Misconduct during Proceedings / Alexander Belohlavek -Inter--Arbitration Association Conflict / Richard Happ -- Requirements for Enforceability / Dario Manuel Lentz de Moura Vicente -- Judicial Interpretation of Standard Clauses / Rocio Digon, Kamil Mehiz & Tony Cole - Industry-Specific Clauses and Their Interpreation / Alexandra-Luiza Ionescu (Mares) -- Drafting, Interpretation, and Enforcement of Arbitration Clauses: A Practitioner's Perspective / Philippe Cavalieros -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Argentina / Maria Beatriz Burghetto -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards Australia / Luke Nottage, Nobumichi Teramura & Jim Morrison -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Bulgaria / Oleg Temnikov -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in China / Lei Chen & Wang Hao -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in France / Denis Bensaude -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Germany / Richard Schwartz -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Italy / Marta Infantino -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Nigeria / Tunde Ogunseitan & Nathalie Potin -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Poland / Jerzy Pisulinski & Piotr Tereszkiewicz -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Russian Federation / Dmitry Dozhdzev -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Spain / Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards: Switzerland / Phillip Landolt -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in Ukraine / Galyna Mykhailiuk -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in United Kingdom / Andrew Tetley -- Judicial Control of Arbitral Awards in United States / Larry A. DiMatteo -- Divergence, Themes, and Trends in National Arbitration Laws / Nathalie Potin, Marta Infantino & Larry A. DiMatteo -- Shared Control System over Arbitral Proceedings / Friedrich Rosenfeld.

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