Arbitral procedure at the dawn of the new millennium
Subtitle: reports of the international colloquium of CEPANI October 15, 2004
By: Stephen R. Bond ... [et al.].
Publisher: Bruylant
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Bruxelles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: International commercial arbitration; Congresses
Description: Conference organized by CEPANI on Oct. 14-15, 2004 to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
Notes: "5"--Spine.

Conference organized by CEPANI on Oct. 14-15, 2004 to celebrate its 35th anniversary.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The scope and contents of the request for arbitration in a comparative perspective  -- by Françoise Lefèvre; title: Scope and contents of the request for arbitration : a comparative perspective  -- by ulian Dm Lew; title: Claims for further particulars or for summary dismissal : are they an acceptable practice?  -- Toby T. Landau; title: Amendments to the claims and new claims : where to draw the line?  -- by Yves Derains; title: Brief report on counterclaims and cross-claims : the ICC perspective  -- by Eduardo Silva-Romero; title: Civil law and common law procedural traditions in international arbitration : who has crossed the bridge?  -- by Bernard Hanotiau,; title: The 1999 IBA Rules on evidence in international commercial arbitration regarding  -- Stephen R. Bond; title: Testimonies in the contemporary practice : witness statements and cross-examination  -- Laurent Lévy; title: Party-appointed experts and tribunal-appointed experts  -- by Vera Van Houtte; title: Witness conferencing revisited  -- by Wolfgang Peter; title: The law applicable to the substantive rights in arbitration under European Regulations and draft regulations  -- by Johan Erauw and Maud Piers; title: The Brussels I regulation and the arbitral procedure : jurisdiction and enforcement  -- Hans van Houtte, and Jos Decoker; title: International commercial arbitration and EU regulations on the service of process and the evidence  -- by Luc Demeyere; title: Issues raised by the transnational character of arbitral awards  -- by George-Albert Dal; title: The scope and res judicata effect of arbitral awards / by Audley Sheppard.