International Arbitration and National Courts The Never Ending Story ICCA International Arbitration Conference New Delhi 2000

The relationship of national courts and arbitration has been improved by the 1958 New York Convention, arbitration legislation based on the highly successful UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, and an ever-increasing body of arbitration specialists in the legal community. Yet many issues still remain in this ‘never-ending story’. They are explored in ICCA Congress Series no. 10, which contains the proceedings of the ICCA Conference 2000, held in New Delhi in March 2000. This Conference, hosted by the Indian Council of Arbitration, explored four topics covering the full range of the arbitral process: The Contract: Ensuring its Validity and Effectiveness The Arbitral Proceedings: The Arbitrator’s Responsibilities for t

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