The UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration : 25 years / Association for International Arbitration (ed.).
2010
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Title
The UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration : 25 years / Association for International Arbitration (ed.).
Published
Antwerpen ; Portland : Maklu, 2010.
Call Number
K2400 .U53 2010
ISBN
9789046603581 (pbk.)
904660358X (pbk.)
904660358X (pbk.)
Description
168 pages ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)607975231
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Series
Available in Other Form
Online version: UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration. Antwerpen ; Portland : Maklu, 2010 (OCoLC)742385628
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Variant Title
United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
Portion of Title
Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
Table of Contents
Introduction
5
The Uncitral Model Law In Canada / Johan Billiet
13
1.
Introduction / Gerald W. Ghikas
13
2.
Stays of Judicial Proceeding / Gerald W. Ghikas
14
3.
Kompetenz-Kompetenz / Gerald W. Ghikas
20
4.
Recognition and Enforcement / Gerald W. Ghikas
25
5.
Online Arbitration Agreements and Class Actions / Gerald W. Ghikas
45
6.
Conclusion / Gerald W. Ghikas
52
A New Arbitration Law In Africa / Gerald W. Ghikas
53
Rise of arbitration / Alain Feneon
53
Two innovations / Alain Feneon
54
1.
Efficiency of OHADA Arbitration / Alain Feneon
54
1.1.
The Uniform Act / Alain Feneon
54
1.2.
The Arbitration Agreement / Alain Feneon
55
1.3.
The setting up of the Arbitral Tribunal / Alain Feneon
55
1.4.
The arbitral award / Alain Feneon
56
2.
Guarantees of OHADA Arbitration / Alain Feneon
57
2.1.
The setting up of the Arbitral Tribunal / Alain Feneon
57
2.2.
The arbitral proceedings / Alain Feneon
57
2.3.
Appeals / Alain Feneon
58
2.4.
Foreign awards / Alain Feneon
59
The Influence Of The Uncitral Model Law In Hong Kong And In China / Alain Feneon
61
1.
Hong Kong / Giovanna Kwong
61
2.
The new Ordinance / Giovanna Kwong
62
3.
The People's Republic of China / Giovanna Kwong
63
Uncitral Model Law Vs. Customized Local Law: The Florida Experience / Giovanna Kwong
67
1.
The Florida International Arbitration Act and the UNCITRAL Model Law / C. Ryan Reetz
68
2.
The Legislative Campaign / C. Ryan Reetz
70
3.
Current Status / C. Ryan Reetz
72
Annex / C. Ryan Reetz
73
The Reform Of Belgian Arbitration Law And The Uncitral Model Law / C. Ryan Reetz
85
Introduction / Johan Billiet
85
1.
Mechanism for review of fees and expenses of the arbitrators / Johan Billiet
86
2.
Exclusion of liability/Immunity of the Arbitrators / Johan Billiet
87
3.
Inclusion of a third party before constitution of the arbitral tribunal / Johan Billiet
88
4.
Multiple parties arbitration / Johan Billiet
88
5.
Interim measures - costs / Johan Billiet
89
6.
Possibility of a "set-off claim" / Johan Billiet
89
7.
Control on costs and expenses by the appointing authority / Johan Billiet
90
8.
Use of evidence - witnesses / Johan Billiet
90
9.
Commencement of arbitral proceedings, the challenge of arbitrators & disclosures by arbitrators and representation and assistance in arbitral proceedings / Johan Billiet
91
9.1.
Commencement of arbitral proceedings / Johan Billiet
91
9.2.
Challenge of arbitrators & disclosures by arbitrators / Johan Billiet
92
9.3.
Representation and assistance in arbitral proceedings / Johan Billiet
92
10.
Conclusion / Johan Billiet
92
Uncitral Model Law In Ukraine: Whether Update Is Needed / Johan Billiet
95
The Amendment To The Uncitral Model Law On Interim Measures: A Compromise On Ex Parte Measures / Yuliya Chernykh
99
1.
The Power of Arbitrators to Order Interim Measures / Carole Malinvaud
99
1.1.
The measures concerned / Carole Malinvaud
100
1.2.
The conditions to obtain interim measures / Carole Malinvaud
101
1.2.1.
The harm / Carole Malinvaud
101
1.2.2.
Reasonable possibility of success on the merits of the claim / Carole Malinvaud
101
1.3.
Safeguards against abuse / Carole Malinvaud
101
2.
A Compromise: 'The Preliminary Orders' / Carole Malinvaud
103
2.1.
The main elements of the controversy / Carole Malinvaud
103
2.2.
The adopted text on preliminary orders / Carole Malinvaud
104
2.2.1.
General presentation / Carole Malinvaud
104
2.2.2.
Conditions to the grant of ex parte measures / Carole Malinvaud
105
2.2.3.
The safeguards / Carole Malinvaud
106
The Principle Of Kompetenz Kompetenz According To The Uncitral Model Law On International Commercial Arbitration / Carole Malinvaud
109
1.
The term "Kompetenz Kompetenz" / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
109
2.
What is Kompetenz Kompetenz worth? / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
109
3.
UNCITRAL Model Law / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
110
5.
NYC / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
114
6.
European Convention / Katarina Hruskovicova Gerold Zeiler
114
7.
Draft Art 27A Brussels Regulation / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
114
8.
The end of Kompetenz Kompetenz? / Gerold Zeiler Katarina Hruskovicova
115
Court Review Of Arbitration Awards For Exces De Pouvoir / Katarina Hruskovicova Gerold Zeiler
119
1.
Introduction / Dirk Pulkowski
119
2.
A Typology of Situations of Excess of Competence of Arbitral Tribunals / Dirk Pulkowski
121
2.1.
Tribunal Awarded More than Requested / Dirk Pulkowski
121
2.2.
Tribunal Addressed Matters Not Raised by Parties / Dirk Pulkowski
122
2.3.
Tribunal Granted Relief Excluded in Arbitration Agreement / Dirk Pulkowski
123
2.4.
Tribunal Decided Matters Not Provided for in the Arbitration Agreement / Dirk Pulkowski
123
2.5.
Other Constellations of Excess of Powers / Dirk Pulkowski
125
2.6.
Degree of Deference Accorded to the Tribunal's Interpretation / Dirk Pulkowski
126
3.
The International Law Standard of Excess of Competence / Dirk Pulkowski
128
3.1.
The Scope of Review for exces de pouvoir Is Limited / Dirk Pulkowski
128
3.2.
Arbitral Tribunals Are Vested with Kompetenz-Kompetenz / Dirk Pulkowski
129
3.3.
A Tribunal's Interpretation Deserves Deference as Long as that Interpretation Is Reasonable / Dirk Pulkowski
130
4.
Conclusion / Dirk Pulkowski
133
Achievements And Limits Of The Uncitral Model Law's Annulment Regime / Dirk Pulkowski
135
1.
The Achievements of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
135
1.1.
The Exclusive Nature of the Annulment Proceedings / Hamid G. Gharavi
135
1.2.
The Exclusive Jurisdiction of Courts at the Place of Arbitration / Hamid G. Gharavi
136
1.3.
The Exhaustive Nature of the Annulment Grounds / Hamid G. Gharavi
136
2.
The Limits of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
137
2.1.
Modalities of Control Stricter Than Those of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
137
2.1.1.
Deviation from the Exclusivity of Annulment Procedure / Hamid G. Gharavi
137
2.1.2.
Departure from the Exclusivity of the Jurisdiction of Courts at the Seat / Hamid G. Gharavi
138
2.1.3.
Adoption of Annulment Grounds More Rigorous Than Those of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
139
2.2.
Modalities of Control less Strict Than Those of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
141
2.2.1.
Adoption of Annulment Grounds less Rigorous Than Those of the Model Law / Hamid G. Gharavi
141
2.2.2.
Discretionary Power of the Court Over Annulment / Hamid G. Gharavi
142
2.2.3.
The Exclusion of Annulment Actions / Hamid G. Gharavi
143
Addition Of Parties: A Vacuum Left By The Model Law In Need Of Internationally Approved Rules / Hamid G. Gharavi
145
Introduction / Miguel Galvão Teles
145
Addition of Parties and UNCITRAL Rules and MODEL LAW / Miguel Galvão Teles
145
1.
Concepts / Miguel Galvão Teles
145
2.
The need for a jurisdictional link, of an arbitral nature, between the original and the added parties / Miguel Galvão Teles
146
3.
Some existing provisions on addition of parties / Miguel Galvão Teles
147
4.
The relationship between addition of parties and equality regarding the appointment of arbitrators / Miguel Galvão Teles
148
5.
UNCITRAL 1976 rules, Model Law and UNCITRAL draft revised Rules on multiparty arbitration / Miguel Galvão Teles
150
6.
The addition of parties to arbitration / Miguel Galvão Teles
150
7.
Cases where addition of parties is particularly justified / Miguel Galvão Teles
152
8.
Claims by and against additional parties; declaratory claims / Miguel Galvão Teles
153
9.
The need to include provisions on multiparty arbitration and addition of parties in Model Law / Miguel Galvão Teles
153
10.
The challenge of equality of parties / Miguel Galvão Teles
154
Annex 1 / Miguel Galvão Teles
157
Annex 2 / Miguel Galvão Teles
159
List of contributors / Miguel Galvão Teles
167