Domestic Arbitration in UK Law

  • Arbitral Jurisdictional Regulation in Investment Treaty Arbitration and Domestic Courts
    • No. 12-2, 2021
    • Journal of International Dispute Settlement
    • 203-222
  • The Role of Ethiopian Courts in Commercial Arbitration
    • No. 4-2, July 2010
    • Mizan Law Review
    • Hailegabriel G. Feyissa
    • LL.B, LL.M, Lecturer in Law, Bahir Dar University School of Law.
    • 297-333
    The role of arbitration in settling disputes which involves national and transnational commercial transactions is steadily growing in this era of globalisation. International and national rules gov...
    ... ... The involvement of national courts is crucial to the overall efficacy of arbitration, both domestic and international. Instances calling for court intervention may appear at all stages of the arbitral proceedings. There is, however, a need ... ...
  • Resolving Investor State Dispute Settlement's Legitimacy Crisis: The Case for Reinstating the Requirement to Exhaust Local Remedies
    • No. 7-1, November 2021
    • LSE Law Review
    • Sebastian Timothy Whitefoord Curtis
    • LLM (LSE) '22. LLB '21 at the University of Bristol
    • 327-368
    This article dissects a variety of structural issues that contribute to the 'legitimacy crisis' currently faced by Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) and in particular, treaty-based Investor-...
    ... ... (ISDS) and in particular, treaty-based Investor-State Arbitration (ISA). Primarily, it addresses issues of jurisdictional overlap with ... between the international investment protection regime and domestic governments and judiciaries, it contends that further ... ...
  • Chapter 3: Arbitration Agreements
    • Introduction to Arbitration
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 11-16
    ... ... The stay procedure is contained in Section 9 of the Act ... Domestic arbitration agreements ... In the Arbitration Act 1996 as drafted, if none of the parties to the arbitration are foreign to the ... ...
  • Chapter II: Other Provisions Relating to Arbitration
    • Merkin and Flannery on the Arbitration Act 1996
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 830-836
    ... ... Domestic arbitration agreements ... Modification of Part I in relation to domestic arbitration agreement ... ...
  • Foreword
    • Transnational Construction Arbitration
    • Taylor and Francis
    ... ... I first entered practice just over 50 years ago international arbitration, as we know it today, was in its infancy. Construction arbitration in the domestic context, on the other hand, was well established, and it was almost ... ...
  • Reforming Judicial Supervision of Chinese Arbitration
    • No. 10-4, 2019
    • Journal of International Dispute Settlement
    • 542-560
    ... ... , the Chinese judicial system, led by the Chinese Supreme People’s Court (SPC), has promoted a series of judicial reforms to coordinate domestic arbitration and international practice. This article elaborates the SPC’s recent reforms of the mechanisms of the judicial supervision of Chinese ... ...
  • Strategic selection
    • No. 51-3, May 2014
    • Journal of Peace Research
    • 0000
    States involved in territorial disputes have several options with regard to resolving their disputes. What types of states are more likely to resort to legal methods of peaceful resolution in attem...
    ... ... legal methods of peaceful resolu-tion: the legal mechanism – domestic rule-of-law, and the political mechanism – win/loss record. ased arguments cannot fully explain states’ behavior towards arbitration and adjudication. It is the interplayof both of these mechanisms that ... ...
  • Chapter 1: What is arbitration?
    • Understanding International Arbitration
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 1-25
    ... ... 6: Arbitration can be domestic or international ... Arbitration can be used to resolve both domestic and international disputes. Local law will determine ... ...
  • Chapter 2: Introduction to Arbitration Law in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
    • Introduction to Arbitration
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 5-9
    ... ... The aim was to make the new Act clear of expression and to avoid technical or legal jargon. It was to apply to domestic UK arbitration as well as to international cases. Although the UNCITRAL Model Law was not to be enacted as it stood, the new Act was to follow the ... ...
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