B-KUL-C08B5A International Arbitration
General information
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Academic year: 2011-2012
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Study points: 4
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Language: English
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Difficulty:
Advanced
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Duration:
26.0 hours
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Periodicity:
Taught in the second semester
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POC:
POC Rechten
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Taught by
Van Houtte Johannes
Aims
Many business disputes are not settled in the state courts but by alternative methods such as arbitration. Especially in international commerce arbitration is the preferred method for dispute resolution.
This course approaches arbitration from a transnational point of view whereby only occasional references will be made to the arbitration laws in relevant countries. The participants are expected to connect the general principles with their own arbitration system.
Previous knowledge
Familiarity with the law of procedure and conflict of laws.
This course is included in
Master of Laws in de rechten
(Afstudeerrichting rechten)
Master of Laws (LLM)
Master of Laws
(Major International Law)
(Minor International Law)
Course Material
Articles and literature
Slides, transparencies, courseware
Toledo / e-platform
Activities
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B-KUL-C08B5a International Arbitration |
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General information
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Study points: 4.00
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Language: English
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Category:
Lectures
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Duration:
26.0 hours
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Periodicity:
Taught in the second semester
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POC:
POC Rechten
Taught by
Van Houtte Johannes
Aims
Content
The course starts with a workshop on mediation, the other A.D.R. (=Alternative Dispure Resolution )- method. Then, after a brief introduction to the disputes that may be submitted to arbitration, the successive stages of the arbitration-process are discussed: the drafting of the arbitration clause, the selection of the seat of arbitration and of the arbitration institution or rules, the nomination of arbitrators and their possible challenge, the conduct of the arbitration proceedings, the handling of evidence, the possible help to be received from state courts, the application of the law and the rendering of the award. Finally, the possibilities to have an award set aside by the state courts and the modalities of enforcement of the award by the state courts are discussed. This course approaches arbitration from a transnational point of view whereby only occasional references will be made to the arbitration laws in relevant countries. The participants are expected to connect the general principles with their own arbitration system.
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Evaluation