Add to ORKGThis paper focusses on the Malaysian Arbitration Act of 1952 and examines some aspects of content in the Act as compared to that in the model Law. Some linguistic analysis is carried out and differences in terms of specificity and lack of adequate specification and differences in legal systems and procedures are discussed. The analysis shows that content and language are influenced by national requirements and concerns, culture, legal system and other constraints
Generally, arbitration is preferred as an effective method of settling disputes between the parties ...
<p><em>Our research attempts to understand the absolute competence of arbitration and its developme...
It is trite law that arbitration clauses are sacrosanct in maritime trade as they promote certainty ...
Arbitration, a cost-effective and expeditious alternative to court litigation, takes place within co...
In this paper, the national Indian and Chinese statutes on arbitration are compared with the UNCITRA...
The formulation of legal norms is greatly conditioned not only by different juridical systems and dr...
The formulation of legal norms is greatly conditioned not only by different juridical systems and dr...
This paper is concerned with the laying down of the law in international and domestic arbitration. I...
Malaysia has shown tremendous progress in the Islamic Banking and Finance Industry and has become an...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The volume presents a set of invited papers based on analyses of legal discourse drawn from a number...
The primary objective of this paper is to analyze how arbitration has evolved as an alternative to d...
Based on extensive observations of courtroom proceedings and more limited observations of arbitratio...
Our research attempts to understand the absolute competence of arbitration and its development in pr...
This volume presents the results of an international research project focussing on the lexico-gramma...
Generally, arbitration is preferred as an effective method of settling disputes between the parties ...
<p><em>Our research attempts to understand the absolute competence of arbitration and its developme...
It is trite law that arbitration clauses are sacrosanct in maritime trade as they promote certainty ...
Arbitration, a cost-effective and expeditious alternative to court litigation, takes place within co...
In this paper, the national Indian and Chinese statutes on arbitration are compared with the UNCITRA...
The formulation of legal norms is greatly conditioned not only by different juridical systems and dr...
The formulation of legal norms is greatly conditioned not only by different juridical systems and dr...
This paper is concerned with the laying down of the law in international and domestic arbitration. I...
Malaysia has shown tremendous progress in the Islamic Banking and Finance Industry and has become an...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The volume presents a set of invited papers based on analyses of legal discourse drawn from a number...
The primary objective of this paper is to analyze how arbitration has evolved as an alternative to d...
Based on extensive observations of courtroom proceedings and more limited observations of arbitratio...
Our research attempts to understand the absolute competence of arbitration and its development in pr...
This volume presents the results of an international research project focussing on the lexico-gramma...
Generally, arbitration is preferred as an effective method of settling disputes between the parties ...
<p><em>Our research attempts to understand the absolute competence of arbitration and its developme...
It is trite law that arbitration clauses are sacrosanct in maritime trade as they promote certainty ...