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This series of book includes the latest cases, materials and commentaries concerning arbitration from Supreme People's Court of PRC and other courts, the main arbitration institutions and the leading experts in China.
Apart from introducing cases and material of main and recent development of arbitration in China, this series may also include reports or commentaries by experts. By offering guidance on what to do and how to proceed in practical scenarios, this book serves as a resource for the arbitration community, particularly for those involved in cases related to China. The exploration of practical applications and theoretical advancements will be especially appealing to practitioners and scholars in the field.
The book meets the needs of the practitioners, arbitrators or academics who are interested in China arbitration. For the practitioners, it will benefit them in each stage of arbitration. For arbitrators, knowing the opinions, defenses and decisions will help them to handle the arbitration more effectively and successfully. For academics, the series of book is also an excellent source of analysis on China arbitration and all relevant judicial practice. Alongside this, for the business community and legal consultants, before doing business or providing legal consultation, they may need to know more about arbitration as alternative to litigation in China.
List of contents
Chapter 1 Arbitration Agreement.- Chapter 2 Parties and Participants.- Chapter 3 Arbitration Procedures.- Chapter 4 Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunal.- Chapter 5 Evidence.- Chapter 6 Arbitrability and Public Policy.- Chapter 7 Arbitral awards and decisions.- Appendix 1 Main Official Replies by the Supreme People’s Court Concerning Arbitration in China.- Appendix 2 Table of Judicial Cases.
About the author
Dr. Yifei Lin
is the director of the Board of Yi & Partners, president and founder of the CNARB Arbitration Institute and deputy president of the SCIA China International Arbitration Institute. With more than 20 years of experience in arbitration, he has acted as chairman, sole arbitrator or party-nominated arbitrator as well as counsel in numerous disputes. Dr. Lin is also the author/editor of about 50 books on arbitration.
Summary
This series of book includes the latest cases, materials and commentaries concerning arbitration from Supreme People's Court of PRC and other courts, the main arbitration institutions and the leading experts in China.
Apart from introducing cases and material of main and recent development of arbitration in China, this series may also include reports or commentaries by experts. By offering guidance on what to do and how to proceed in practical scenarios, this book serves as a resource for the arbitration community, particularly for those involved in cases related to China. The exploration of practical applications and theoretical advancements will be especially appealing to practitioners and scholars in the field.
The book meets the needs of the practitioners, arbitrators or academics who are interested in China arbitration. For the practitioners, it will benefit them in each stage of arbitration. For arbitrators, knowing the opinions, defenses and decisions will help them to handle the arbitration more effectively and successfully. For academics, the series of book is also an excellent source of analysis on China arbitration and all relevant judicial practice. Alongside this, for the business community and legal consultants, before doing business or providing legal consultation, they may need to know more about arbitration as alternative to litigation in China.
