Arbitration in China : rules & perspectives / Giovanni Pisacane, Lea Murphy, Calvin Zhang.
2016
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Author
Title
Arbitration in China : rules & perspectives / Giovanni Pisacane, Lea Murphy, Calvin Zhang.
Published
Singapore : Springer, [2016]
Copyright
©2016
Call Number
KNQ1829 .P57 2016
Former Call Number
Ch.P 778 P67 2016
ISBN
9789811006838 (alkaline paper)
9811006830 (alkaline paper)
9789811006845 (eBook)
9811006830 (alkaline paper)
9789811006845 (eBook)
Description
ix, 213 pages ; 25 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)936533035
Summary
"The book provides a comprehensive and practical overview of arbitration in the People's Republic of China. The process of arbitrating a dispute is described from the perspective of a non-Chinese individual or business. Readers are guided through the typical course of events in an arbitration process. By avoiding both excessive technicality and undue simplification, the book appeals to both law professionals and business managers, and is useful for practitioners and non-experts alike. Recent developments in Chinese law on the matter, up to the first quarter of 2015, has been taken into account in order to provide readers with a pragmatic, up-to-date presentation of the topic. For the same reasons, illustrative reference is made to the Shanghai FTZ Arbitration Rules. The relevant provisions are noted throughout the text; the three appendices at the end of the book allow for easy referencing of the main legislation and regulations. The appendices include English versions of the most important PRC Statutes and Interpretations of Statutes on arbitration, the Arbitration Rules of the main Chinese arbitration institutions and the official Model Arbitration Clauses suggested by those institutions"--Back cover.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-213).
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Table of Contents
1.
Introduction to Chinese Arbitration Law
1
1.1.
Why Choose Arbitration for Business Disputes in China?
1
1.2.
Legal Sources Governing Arbitration in China
1
1.3.
Types of Dispute, Types of Arbitration and Types of Award in the Chinese Legal System
3
1.4.
Distinction Between "Domestic Arbitration Institutions" and "Foreign-Related Arbitration Institutions"
5
2.
Arbitration Agreement
7
2.1.
Definition
7
2.2.
Conditions for the Existence and Validity of an Arbitration Agreement
7
2.2.1.
Conditions for the Arbitration Agreement to Be Deemed Existing
8
2.2.2.
Circumstances Making an Arbitration Agreement Invalid (Article 17 AL)
9
2.2.3.
Formal Requirements
10
2.3.
Autonomy or Severability of the Arbitration Agreement
11
2.4.
Scope of the Binding Force of the Arbitration Agreement
12
2.5.
Choice of Arbitrators
13
2.6.
Choice of the Seat of Arbitration
14
2.7.
Choice of the Substantive Law Applicable to the Dispute
15
2.8.
Arbitration ex aequo et bono
16
2.9.
Choice of the Language of Arbitration Proceedings
17
3.
Jurisdiction
19
4.
Procedural Rules of Arbitration
21
4.1.
Sources Governing Arbitration Procedure
21
4.2.
Application for Arbitration
22
4.3.
Acceptance of the Application for Arbitration (Articles 24--25 AL; Articles 13 and 15 CIETAC; Article 12 SHIAC; Article 17 SCIA; Articles 8--9 BAC)
22
4.4.
Statement of Defence and Counterclaims
22
4.5.
Representatives of the Parties for Arbitration Proceedings
23
4.6.
Interim Measures
23
4.7.
Formation of the Arbitral Tribunal (Articles 30--33 AL; Articles 24--31 CIETAC; Articles 19--25 SHIAC; Articles 26--31 SCIA; Articles 18--20 BAC)
24
4.8.
Withdrawal of Arbitrators and Challenge to Arbitrators
25
4.8.1.
Provisions of the Arbitration Law (Articles 34--37)
25
4.8.2.
Provisions of Arbitration Rules (Articles 31--33 CIETAC; Articles 25--27 SHIAC; Articles 31--33 SCIA; Articles 21--23 BAC)
25
4.9.
Hearings (Articles 39--48 AL; Articles 35--47 CIETAC; Articles 29--13 SHIAC; Articles 34--47 SCIA; Articles 24--30 BAC)
26
4.10.
Multi-party Arbitration
26
4.11.
Evidence
27
4.12.
Default of the Parties (Art. 25, 42 AL; Art. 15, 39 CIETAC; Art. 13, 35 SHIAC; Art. 18, 39 SCIA)
27
4.13.
Withdrawal of the Application for Arbitration and Termination of Arbitration Proceedings; New Application for Arbitration (Art. 46 CIETAC; Art. 43 SHIAC; Art. 47 SCIA)
28
4.14.
Award (Articles 53--57 AL; Articles 48--55 CIETAC; Articles 44--51 SHIAC; Articles 50--56 SCIA; Articles 46--52 BAC)
28
4.15.
Summary Procedure (Articles 56--64 CIETAC; Articles 52--59 SHIAC; Articles 57--64 SCIA; Articles 53--59 BAC)
29
4.16.
Combination of Arbitration with Conciliation or Mediation (Articles 49--52 AL; Article 47 CIETAC; Article 41 SHIAC; Articles 48--19 SCIA; Articles 42--13 BAC)
30
4.17.
Arbitration Under the SHIAC Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Arbitration Rules
31
4.18.
Costs of Proceedings and Trial Expenses
32
4.18.1.
Arbitration Fees
32
4.18.2.
Trial Expenses and Allocation of Arbitration Fees (Article 52 CIETAC; Article 47 SHIAC; Article 66 SCIA; Article 51 BAC)
33
5.
Recognition and Enforcement of the Arbitral Award
35
5.1.
Application for Setting Aside of the Award
35
5.1.1.
Awards Resulting from Domestic Arbitration
36
5.1.2.
Awards Resulting from Foreign-Related Arbitration
36
5.2.
Application for Recognition and Enforcement of the Award
37
5.2.1.
Awards Resulting from Domestic Arbitration (Article 237(2) CPL)
37
5.2.2.
Awards Resulting from Foreign-Related Arbitration (Art. 274 CPL)
38
5.2.3.
Foreign Awards
39
5.2.4.
Foreign Arbitral Awards Rendered in China
41
5.3.
Fraudulent Measures Put into Effect by the Losing Party in Order to Prevent the Enforcement of the Award
43
5.4.
Obligations of Intermediate People's Courts in the Case of Refusal of Enforcement of a Foreign or Foreign-Related Award: The So-called Report System
44
5.5.
Coordination of Proceedings for Setting Aside an Award and Proceedings for its Enforcement
45
6.
Recent Cause of Turmoil in the Landscape of Chinese Arbitration: The So-called "CIETAC Split"
47
7.
Sample Arbitration Proceedings
51
7.1.
Commencing Arbitration Proceedings in China: Filing a Notice of Arbitration
51
7.2.
Jurisdiction Challenge by the Respondent
52
7.3.
Reply by the Respondent to the Notice of Arbitration
53
7.4.
Tribunal Order for Direction No. 1
53
7.5.
Tribunal Order for Direction No. 2
53
7.6.
Tribunal Order for Direction No. 3---Producing Documents
54
7.7.
Tribunal Order for Direction No. 4---Hearing Notice
54
7.8.
Tribunal Order for Direction No. 5---Final Award (Quantum of Costs)
54
7.9.
Applying Enforcement of Arbitration Tribunal's Final Award
54
8.
Arbitration in China---Questions and Answers
55
Appendix I
Arbitration Rules
65
Appendix II
Model Arbitration Clauses
209
Bibliography
211