
International Commercial Arbitration and Conciliation in UNCITRAL Model Law Jurisdictions 3rd Edition
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Description
- Considers over 60 national adoptions of the Model Laws, showing practitioners what they can expect in all the world’s key ADR jurisdictions.
- Contains information on the decisions taken by jurisdictions that have enacted the Model Laws.
- Provides practical charts detailing which articles have been adopted in each jurisdiction.
- Covers the progress of the Model Laws over the years, detailing amendments to the Laws and recent country adoptions.
- Features the wide-ranging amendments made to the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration in 2006 (writing requirement, interim measures, etc.)
- Includes CLOUT case extracts for the first time.
- Reproduces the UNCITRAL texts in full in the Appendices so there is no need to look elsewhere.
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Editorial Reviews
From: (2010) 26 BCL 226
Reviewed by John Dorter
Australia’s arbitration community caught in the rush to the Model Law, (inter)nationally and in at least New South Wales, will be grateful for the help afforded by this splendid text. Principle and precedent are comprehensively set out, not only according to the Model Law but in connection with adopting states.