International Arbitration and National Courts: The Never Ending Story

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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Preface
Table of Contents
Welcoming Address: A.C. Muthiah President, Indian Council of Arbitration
Welcoming Address: Pieter Sanders Honorary President, International Council for Commercial Arbitration
Inaugural Address: Shri K.R. Narayanan President of India
Vote of Thanks
Session I The Contract: Assuring Its Validity And Effectiveness
The Risks of Ambiguous Arbitration Agreements
The Contract: What Causes Courts to Disregard Agreements to Arbitrate, and How Can Such Agreements Be Improved to Avoid That Fate According to New Arab Laws of Arbitration?
I. BACKGROUND
II. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VALIDITY OF THE ARBITRATION AGREEMENT: PROBLEMS IN ARBITRATION LAWS
III. AUTONOMY OF THE ARBITRATION CLAUSE
IV. THE DISCRETION OF STATE COURTS TO DISREGARD VALID AGREEMENTS
V. PROBLEMS IN DRAFTING
Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses
l. INTRODUCTION
II. RATIONALE
III. PROBLEMS
IV. ENFORCEABILITY
V. CONSTRUCTION
VI. CONCLUSION
Some Developments on Arbitrability and Related Issues
I. NEW APPROACH TO ARBITRABILITY
II. ARBITRATION CLAUSES IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS
III. ARBITRATION CLAUSES IN THE CONTEXT OF MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
IV. CONCLUSION
The Effectiveness of Arbitration Clauses in India
Session II The Arbitral Proceedings: The Arbitrator's Responsibilities For the Proper Conduct of Proceedings and the Role of the Court in Providing Support And Supervision
International Arbitration and National Courts: Who Has the Last Word?
The Arbitrator's Responsibilities for the Proper Conduct of Proceedings and the Role of the Courts In Providing Supervision
The Arbitrator's Responsibilities for the Proper Conduct of Proceedings
The Arbitrator's Responsibilities and the Role of the Court in the Indian Context
I. DUTY OF ARBITRATORS TO GIVE TIME AND ATTENTION TO ARBITRATION
II. EXPERTISE IN SUBJECT MATTER OF DISPUTE
III. ESCALATING COSTS OF ARBITRATION
IV. CONCLUSION
The Arbitral Proceedings: Ensuring Adequate Mechanisms for Organizing the Arbitral Process, Including Appointing and Removing Arbitrators
Session III Interim Relief: The Role of Arbitrators And the Courts
The Grant of Interim Relief Under the Indian Arbitration Act of 1996
Interim Measures Issued by Arbitral Tribunals and the Courts: Less Theory, Please
I. INTRODUCTION
II. NO IMPERIUM - NO INTERIM MEASURES
III. PARTY AUTONOMY OR PROCEDURAL POWERS?
IV. TRUE INTERIM MEASURES BASED ON LEX ARBITRI
V. SANCTIONS FOR NON-COMPLIANCE
VI. APPLICABLE LAW: PROCEDURE
VII. CRIMINAL SANCTIONS
VIII. INTERIM MEASURES AND THIRD PARTIES
IX. ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS
X. ENFORCEMENT OF INTERIM MEASURES AT THE SEAT
XI. ENFORCEMENT OF INTERIM MEASURES ABROAD
XII. PRACTICAL ASPECTS
XIII. CONCLUSION
Interim Reliefs: The Role of the Courts
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE ROLE OF THE COURT IN ARBITRATION
III. PRINCIPLES FOR COURT INTERVENTION
IV. IMPACT OF INTERIM ORDERS ON ARBITRATION
V. INTERIM RELIEF WHERE THERE IS A FOREIGN SEAT OF ARBITRATION
VI. DOES A REQUEST FOR INTERIM RELIEF TO A NATIONAL COURT CHANGE THE SEAT OF ARBITRATION?
VII. THE INDIAN EXPERIENCE
VIII. SUGGESTED REFORM
IX. CONCLUSION
Redeeming Sisyphus: The Need to Invigorate Interim Relief in International Commercial Arbitration
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INTERIM POWERS OF ARBITRATORS
III. OVERLAPPING JURISDICTION AND THE NEED FOR EXCLUSION
IV. ENFORCEMENT
V. CONCLUSIONS
Interim Relief: The Role of Arbitrators and the Courts in India
Availability of Interim Relief in Respect of International Arbitration
Session IV Enforcement and Setting Aside Of Awards
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in India
Enforcement and Setting Aside of International Arbitral Awards - The Perspective of Common Law Countries
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INCREASING ACCESSION TO THE NEW YORK CONVENTION AND THE ENACTMENT OF DOMESTIC LAWGIVING EFFECT TO THE CONVENTION
III. PRO-ARBITRATION JUDICIAL STATEMENTS
IV. PREPAREDNESS TO UTILISE DOMESTIC ENFORCEMENT REGIMES TO ENFORCE AWARDS
V. COURTS GENERALLY RETAIN A DISCRETION TO ENFORCE NOTWITHSTANDING THAT GROUNDS UNDER ART. V MADE OUT
VI. PARTIAL ENFORCEMENT OF AWARDS
VII. DUE PROCESS
VIII. NON-COMPLIANT COMPOSITION OF ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL OR PROCEDURE
IX. NARROW SCOPE OF PUBLIC POLICY AS A GROUND TO REFUSE ENFORCEABILITY OF AN INTERNATIONAL AWARD
X. RE-ARGUING MATTERS SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION
XI. ENFORCEABILITY OF INTERIM AWARD
XII. RIGHTS OF NON-PARTIES AND CHALLENGES TO ENFORCEMENT
XIII. CONCLUSION
Revisiting Hilmarton and Chromalloy
I. THE HILMAR TON AND CHROMALLOY DECISIONS
II. APPRAISAL OF THE VIEW EXPRESSED IN THE HILMARTON AND CHROMALLOY DECISIONS
III. THE SEARCH FOR A COMPROMISE
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in India: Condition of Reciprocity
I. INTRODUCTION
II. REQUIREMENTS FOR RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT IN INDIA
III. ALTERNATIVES
IV. CONCLUSION
Annex
THE INDIAN ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996 (No. 26 of 1996)
PRELIMINARY
PART I - ARBITRATION
PART II - ENFORCEMENT OF CERTAIN FOREIGN AWARDS
PART III - CONCILIATION
PART IV - SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
LIST OF ORAL INTERVENTIONS
Session I
Session II
Session III
Session IV
ICCA NEW DEHLI CONGRESS LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (ICCA)
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