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2020 231 Special Lecture and Seminar (Studies in Compara!ve Private Law I)

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Special Lecture and Seminar (Studies in Compara!ve Private Law I)
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Lecturer:

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Giorgio Fabio COLOMBO

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SeminarSemester:SpringYear:

1&2

Course Periods:

Thu 4

Credits:2

Due to COVID-19 containment measures, all classes for the 2020 Spring Semester
will be held online on the NUCT pla"orm. Students are requested to abstain fromcoming to the university

Outline of Lecture Course Interna!onal commercial arbitra!on is becoming more and more important in thefield of cross-border disputed resolu!on. While most advanced na!ons already are
already familiar with arbitra!on, there is a growing demand of exper!se in this fieldfrom recent developing countries. The regulatory framework in the world is moving
towards a “globalized” arbitra!on: there is widespread acceptance of interna!onalmodels as base for legisla!on (e.g. the UNCITRAL Model Law on Interna!onal
Commercial Arbitra!on) and the circula!on of awards is made smoother byeﬀec!ve interna!onal instruments (e.g. the 1958 New York Conven!on of therecogni!on and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards), However, many countries
are lagging back in term of eﬀec!ve appliance of those interna!onal tools: na!onal
resistances (both legisla!ve, judicial and poli!cal) and the lack of arbitra!ontheore!cal and prac!cal exper!se among legislators, judges and professional
operators is jeopardizing an eﬀec!ve and homogeneous success of arbitra!on allover the world. One tool to subvert this situa!on is trying to provide law students
with a strong basis of no!ons in this field. This seminar focuses on both theore!caland prac!cal issues in arbitra!on, covering a wide spectrum of subjects in order toprovide a comprehensive picture of what interna!onal arbitra!on is.
Course Objec!ves

The aim of the seminar is to provide students with eﬀec!ve knowledge ofinterna!onal commercial arbitra!on. First, a general overview of the subject will bepresented, in order to allow everybody to have a common frame of reference. Then,each single phase of the procedure will be analyzed in detail, from the arbitra!onagreement to the recogni!on and enforcement of the award. To be#er understandthe interac!on between theore!cal and norma!ve framework and prac!calproblems, students will have to read and comment also on materials taken from
actual cases. A$er the end of the seminar, students should have acquired a goodknowledge of, inter alia, the UNICTRAL Model Law, the New York Conven!on andthe main problems and issues which are currently debated among arbitra!onscholars and prac!!oners.

Textbooks

Due to the peculiar nature of the seminar, there is no need of a general textbook forstudents. Lessons will be based on specifically created Power Point presenta!ons.
Also, copies of some relevant readings will be distributed to students on a regularbasis, via the online syllabus system. However, as a support textbook, students may
want to use N. Blackaby, C. Partasides (with Alan Redfern and Mar!n Hunter),Redfern and Hunter on Interna!onal Arbitra!on – Student version, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 5th edi!on, 2009.

CourseIn addi!on to the materials men!oned under “Textbooks” above, other handouts
Materials/Supplementaries and reading materials will be will be distributed to students via the online syllabus
system. A preliminary list will be distributed during the first classAssessment

A#endance and par!cipa!on 30%
Mid term test 30%
Final test 40%
Students may improve their evalua!on by submi%ng a short research paper. Details
are to be agreed upon with the instructor

Prerequisites

Good command of English language (reading, speaking, and wri!ng) is required. A
basic knowledge of private interna!onal law and civil procedure is recommended.

Instruc!ons for Out-ofClass Study*In case of absence, please contact the instructor by e-mail to get class notes.

Responding to StudentQues!ons*Please contact the instructor by e-mail.

Other Notes

Lecture Theme

Due to COVID-19 containment measures, all classes for the 2020 Spring Semester
will be held online on the NUCT pla"orm.

Lecture Course Descrip!onLearning outside the class Related
page1

1.
a. Layout of the seminar
Introduc!on b. Short explana!on of the lecture plan
to the seminar c. Introduc!on to the readings
d. Explana!on about evalua!on proceduree. Self-introduc!onf. Learning expecta!onsLesson
1.pptx2

2. What isInterna!onal
Commercial
Arbitra!on?

a. General defini!onb. “Interna!onal”
c. “Commercial”
d. Key elements of arbitra!one. Main features
f. Advantages and disadvantages
g. Arbitra!on and li!ga!onh. Arbitra!on and concilia!oni. Arbitra!on = ADR?
j. Sources of interna!onal commercial
arbitra!onLesson 23.pptx

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3. Types ofArbitra!ona. Ins!tu!onal (administered) arbitra!onb. Ad hoc arbitra!onc. Arbitra!on according to the law/ex aequo etbono
d. Arbitra!on involving Statese. Arbitral ins!tu!ons

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4. Arbitra!on a. Arbitra!on agreements and submission
Agreements agreements
b. Requirements for validity…
c. …in wri!ng
d. …exis!ng or future disputes, in respect of adefined legal rela!onshipe. …subject ma#er is capable of se#lement byarbitra!onf. Arbitrability
g. Separability of the clauseh. Mul!-party arbitra!oni. Mul!-!ered and finger-point agreements
j. Defec!ve clauses

Lesson4.pptx5

5. Applicable a. Law applicable to the Arbitra!on agreement
laws
b. Law applicable to the Arbitra!on procedurec. Law applicable to the meritsd. State law/So$ law
e. Diﬀerent approaches to applicable law

Lesson5.pptx6

6. Thea. Appointment of Arbitrators
Arbitra!onb. Quali!es of the Arbitrators
Tribunal and c. Validity of Special Requirements
the Arbitrator d. Powers of the Tribunal (incl. Kompetenz
kompetenz)

Lesson6.pptx7

Mid-term test Learning assessment

88.
a. Independence
Independence, b. Neutrality
Neutrality and c. Impar!ality
Impar!alityd. Challenge and Replacement of Arbitrators
e. IBA Guidelines

Lesson8.pptx99. Theprocedurea. How to start and arbitra!onb. Wri#en submissions
c. Eviden!ary ma#ers
d. Hearingse. Professional Ethics in Interna!onal
Arbitra!onLesson9.pptx1010.
Arbitra!onand theCourts

a. Enforcing the clause, jurisdic!onb. Interim measuresc. Witnesses, evidence

Lesson10.pptx

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11. The Award a. Formal requirementsb. Structure of the Awardc. Orders, Interim Awards, Final Awards

Lesson11.pptx

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12. Enforcing a. New York Conven!onandb. Refusal to recognize and enforces: reasons
Challenging an c. Ground for Challenge
Arbitral Award

Lesson12.pptx

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Final remarks Discussion about otustanding topics

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Final test

Learning Assessment

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