Commercial arbitration
Subtitle: a method for the adjustment, without litigation, of differences arising between individuals, firms, or corporations, established by the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York ...
By: issued under direction of the Committee on Arbitration, 1924.
Contributors: Bernheimer, Charles L.
Publisher: New York Chamber of Commerce?
Published: 1924
Place of publication: [New York, N.Y.?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Industrial relations -- New York (State); Mediation and conciliation, Industrial -- New York (State)
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Committee on Arbitration [C.L. Bernheimer, chairman]; title: Report of Special Committee advocating an amendment to the by-laws of the Chamber leading up to the re-establishing of a method of arbitration under its auspices; title: Amendments to the by-laws; title: Oath administered to Committee - -Remarks of Justice Vernon M. Davies of the Supreme Court; title: Rules and regulations; title: Three forms of submission, "A," "B," "C"; title: Extract from annual report of Arbitration Committee of May 6, 1920 in respect to new arbitraion law; title: Arbitration laws of the state of New York, ch. 275, laws 1920; title: Article 84, Civil Practice Act; title: Handbook for arbitrators [prepared by J.H. Cohen].