Explaining Why You Lost

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Reasoning in Arbitration

Antonio Crivellaro(Autor*in)

Kluwer Law International (Verlag)

Erschienen am 20. November 2020

144 Seiten

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Foreword
Introduction: How Well Reasoned Must an Award Be to Satisfy Non-waivable Legitimacy Requirements?
1. Introductive propositions
2. The checklist for establishing whether the award is well-reasoned
3. Some conclusive remarks
3.1 In the search for an adequacy standard
3.2 Avoiding arbitrariness
3.3 The educative function of the reasoning-contribution to improving the law
Chapter 1: Reasoning in Arbitration
I. Introduction
II. Should an arbitrator state his reasons?
III. What does stating reasons actually mean?
IV. Why should an arbitrator state his reasons?
V. What is the appropriate standard of review in relation to the duty to state reasons?
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Judicial Review and Reasoning of Arbitral Awards
I. Introduction: Deconstructing Reasoning of Arbitral Awards
II. Reasoning: A Fundamental Requisite of Arbitral Awards in African and Arab Laws?
II.A. The UNCITRAL Model Law and Certain African-Arab Jurisdictions
II.B. The OHADA Uniform Arbitration Act Approach
III. The Reasoning of Arbitral Awards: Scope, Characteristics, Categories and Limits-The Checks and Balances
III.A .Scope and Characteristics of Reasoning
III.B .Categories of Reasoning of Arbitral Awards
III.C. The Limits of Reasoning of Arbitral Awards
IV. Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards in Africa and the Arab World: The Reasoning Challenge and Challenged Reasoning
V. Conclusion: Reconstructing Reasoning of Awards-Present Prospects and Future Trends
Chapter 3: Legal Reasoning in International Commercial Disputes
Abstract
I. Introduction
II. Reasoned Rulings: Definitions, Distinctions and Motivations
II.A. Theoretical Considerations
II.B. Empirical Findings
III. Use of Legal Authorities in Substantive and Procedural Disputes
III.A. Theoretical Considerations
III.B. Empirical Findings
IV. Continuing Professional Education on Legal Reasoning
IV.A. Theoretical Considerations
IV.B. Empirical Findings
V. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Show, Don't Tell: Creative Writing for Arbitrators
I. Introduction
II. Background
III. The Parallels Between Storytelling and Award Writing
IV. Principles of Creative Writing Applied to Arbitration
IV.A. Think About the Reader
IV.B. Structure: The Three Acts
IV.C. Show, Don't Tell
V. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Reasons in International Commercial and Investment Arbitration Awards
I. Introduction
II. The preliminary parts of the award
III. The Reasoning
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Reasoning in Arbitral Awards: Why? How?
I. Introduction
II. Reasoning in Arbitration: Why?
II.A. As Source of Legitimacy of the Decision
II.B. Reasoning as evidence of comprehension
II.C. Reasoning as Evidence of the Abeyance to the Parties Fundamental Right to Due Process
II.D. Reasoning as a Tool Necessary for Court Scrutiny
III. Reasoning in Arbitration: How?
IV. Control and Sanction of the Tribunal's Reasoning
IV.A. Introduction
IV.B. The Requirement of Reasons
IV.C. The Control
V. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Reasoning in Arbitration: What Do Users Want or Need?
I. Introduction
II. Reasoning of the award and court control
III. Reasoning of the award and credibility of arbitration
IV. Reasoning and court control: jurisdiction
V. Reasoning and court control: public policy
VI. Reasoning and court control: excess of power
VII. Reasoning and court control: right to be heard
VIII. Reasoning and court control: due process
IX. Are the reasons of an award dispensable?
X. What standard should be met when stating the reasons of the award?
XI. Conclusion
Conclusion
Contributors: About the Authors
Contributors: About the Editors
Cases
ICC Dispute Resolution Publications
About the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)

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