The UNCITRAL model law and Asian arbitration laws : implementation and comparisons / edited by Gary F. Bell.

Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2018.

1st edition

88930

International commercial arbitration.

Part I: Jurisdictions that have adopted the model law: implementation and comparisons

1. Hong Kong special administrative region, China: the adoption of the UNCITRAL model law on Iinternational commercial arbitration in Hong Kong / Shahla Ali

2. India: the 1985 model law and the 1996 Act: a survey of the Indian arbitration landscape / Harisankar K. Sathyapalan and Aakanksha Kumar

3. Japan: Japanese arbitration Law and UNCITRAL model law / Harata Hisashi

4. Republic of Korea: model law in Asia: the case for Korea / Hi-Taek Shin

5. Malaysia: the arbitration regime in Malaysia: a de jure model law jurisdiction? / Sundra Rajoo and Choong Yeow Choy

6. Myanmar: the model law: a new model for a new era in Myanmar from the 1944 Arbitration Act to the 2016 Arbitration Law / Minn Naing Oo

7. Philippines: the application of the UNCITRAL model law on international commercial arbitration in the Philippines / Rena M. Rico-Pamfilo

8. Singapore: Singapore's implementation of the model law: if at first you don't succeed / Gary F. Bell

Part II: Jurisdictions that have not adopted the model law: comparisons

9. People's Republic of China: comparison between UN model law and Chinese arbitration law/ Guo Yu

10. Indonesia: Indonesian arbitration law and practice: in light of the UNCITRAL model law / Gatot Soemartono and John Lumban-Tobing

11. Taiwan: comparative analysis of the arbitration law of Taiwan and the UNCITRAL model law / Chang-fa Lo

12. Vietnam: the Vietnamese law on commercial arbitration 2010 compared to the UNCITRAL model law on international commercial arbitration 2006 / Hop Dang.

In the Asia-Pacific, thirty-eight jurisdictions have adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration. This book looks at how the text and the principles of the Model Law have been implemented (or not) in key Asian jurisdictions. Most of the jurisdictions covered in this book have declared that they have adopted the Model Law but often with significant modifications. Even when jurisdictions adopt some provisions of the Model Law verbatim, their courts may have interpreted these provisions in a manner inconsistent with their goals and with how they are interpreted internationally. When a jurisdiction has not adopted the Model Law, the chapter compares its legislation to the Model Law to determine whether it is consistent with its principles. Each chapter follows the structure of the Model Law allowing the reader to easily compare the arbitration laws of different jurisdictions on each topic. Provides an overview of the most relevant arbitration laws in Asia. Each chapter closely follows the structure of the Model Law, covering the same topics in the same order, allowing readers to compare different laws easily. Compares the domestic law of important jurisdictions that have not adopted the Model Law, following the same structure. Explores how the Model Law is implemented in each jurisdiction and how it is often interpreted very differently in some countries - Publisher's website.

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xviii, 442 p. ; 23 cm