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Is Arbitration only as good as the Arbitrator?
Is Arbitration only as good as the Arbitrator?
Status, Powers and Role of the Arbitrator

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Whether arbitration is only as good as the arbitrator is a question that has often been asked. Indeed, an arbitration procedure can be an efficient means of dispute resolution compared to a court procedure. However, arbitral awards, unlike court judgements, are not subject to ordinary judicial remedies and there is no recourse available against an award which is substantially wrong.

Therefore, anyone interested in international arbitration, whether experienced arbitrator or in-house counsel working with contracts and arbitration clauses, should read this compilation of expert views on thorny issues like:

  • Clashes between arbitrator and litigants
  • Arbitral discrimination under English and EU law
  • The arbitrator’s relation with third parties
  • Confidentiality issues
  • Rules of law vs. freedom of the arbitrator

Is Arbitration only as good as the Arbitrator? is an Invaluable companion for practitioners and scholars alike, this publication looks at the relationship between the qualities of the arbitrators and the arbitrators' ‘work-products’, namely the award and the arbitral process itself.
 
ISBN
9789284201099
Published by
International Chamber of Commerce
Publication Date
30 October 2011
Publisher's Ref
E714E
Format
e-book
Extent
159 pages
Series
Institute Dossier VIII
Language
English
Approx Weight
0.0 kg
HS Code
490199