Subjects:

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Contents:

Introduction

Introductory Provisions

Commencing the Arbitration

The Arbitral Tribunal

The Arbitral Proceedings

Awards

Costs

Miscellaneous

Models, Precedents and Examples

Appendices and Further Materials.

This text is a practical, rule-by-rule guide to the Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce, the world's leading international arbitration institution. It is for both the experienced practitioner and those approaching international arbitration for the first time, clearly explaining basic principles while at the same time providing the depth of analysis and references needed to solve the complex procedural issues that can arise during the arbitration process.

The chapters follow the Rules of the ICC, each one setting out the relevant principles in plain English, before dealing with more complicated issues of interpretation, providing reference to discussions of the issues by other authors and to relevant case law and awards.

• Written by two members of the ICC Court
• Supplies a comprehensive review of the ICC arbitration process from start to finish
• Reflects both the civil law and common law approaches in its analysis
• Explains core principles and procedures
• Includes a valuable selection of precedents, such as "Expert's Terms of Reference", "Award by consent" and the 'Redfern schedule'
• Covers the latest legislative and jurisprudential developments, including the ratification by the United Arab Emirates to the New York Convention and developments in enforcement of annulled awards and enforcement of awards on truncated tribunals
• Discusses the "Rules for a Pre-Arbitral Referee Procedure" newly recommended by the ICC for inclusion in the standard arbitration clause
• Contains appendices of relevant materials
• Written in direct, plain English, giving the book appeal to those whose first language is not English