International Commercial Arbitration Pacific Rim 2008

With the increasing growth of international commercial transactions in Asia and the Pacific, this work provides the essential rules and laws governing commercial dispute resolution in these jurisdictions. Litigation in a foreign jurisdiction can be time consuming, expensive, and very uncertain. Thus, lawyers and business professionals are now turning to arbitration and mediation to find quick and inexpensive ways to resolve their commercial disputes. Designed for the convenience of Pacific Rim specialists and international business professionals, this single volume resource provides comprehensive coverage of Pacific Rim countries and regions such as Asia, Australia, Indonesia, Philippines, and New Zealand. Full-text material presents national rules and enactments, regional conventions, and international agreements governing commercial arbitration. Authoritative English translations guide the reader through the arbitration practice and procedure of these jurisdictions.

'Preface. REGIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND INSTRUMENTS. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, Rules for International Commercial Arbitration (now the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific), 1966. Mediterranean Arbitration Council, Milan. NATIONAL RULES AND ENACTMENTS. AUSTRALIA Rules. Australia. The Institute of Arbitrators a Mediators Australia-Rules for the Conduct of Commercial Arbitrations, 13 August 1999 (incorporating the Expedited Commercial Arbitration Rules). The Institute of Arbitrators a Mediators Australia, Mediation and Conciliation Rules, 22 November 2001. The Institute of Arbitrators a Mediators Australia, Expert Determination Rules, 22 November 2001. Aust