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ICCA Members invited to attend meeting of ICCA's Users Committee
ICCA Members are cordially invited to attend a meeting of ICCA’s Interest Group for Users (including corporate counsel) on Tuesday 12 May, 14:00 - 16:00 at the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC). The meeting will be chaired by William Slate II and will consi .... more
2015-2016 Young ICCA Mentoring Programme Underway
The 2015-2016 cycle of the Young ICCA Mentoring Programme is underway, with an unprecedented 26 mentoring groups involving 81 mentees. A full list of participants in the 2015-2016 cycle is available here. Young ICCA would like to extend its congratulations to the successful mente .... more
Members-Only Preview: Farsi Translation of ICCA's Guide to the New York Convention
Joining ten other translations of the Guide (Burmese, Chinese, French, Georgian, Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish), the Farsi translation of ICCA's Guide to the Interpretation of the 1958 New York Convention is now available for ICCA Members for a one-m .... more
Recent Articles
Nael Bunni, 1. “Personal Views on How Arbitral Tribunals Operate and Reach Their Decisions”, ASA Special Series No. 42, How Arbitral Tribunals Operate, Conference Proceedings, February 2013, JurisNet, 2014.
In International arbitration, there are more often than not three arbitrators of different nationalities, cultures, education and background...Nael Bunni, "Dispute Board in the Middle East" (DRBF Conference, Paris, 3-4 May 2013)
From their beginning, the pioneering Conditions of Contract issued by FIDIC in 1957 andlater editions up to 1992 provided an important source for contract conditions for civil and mechanical engineering projects in the Middle East. ...Neil Kaplan, "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Change It", 80 Arbitration 2 (2014) Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. pp 172-175
Newest is not always best. This article raises the issue as to whether in international arbitration we have gone too far in relying upon written submissions and the belief that all has been read and understood by the tribunal. A compromise between the two extremes is investigated.Members Log-in
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