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2021
This chapter discusses the exceptions to the enforcement of arbitral awards as noted in the UNCITRAL Model Law.
Bruno Zeller +2 more
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This chapter discusses the exceptions to the enforcement of arbitral awards as noted in the UNCITRAL Model Law.
Bruno Zeller +2 more
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UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
2009Abstract This chapter provides an overview of the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration (Model Law) of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). The UNCITRAL Model Law is considered one of the most important texts in international commercial arbitration and serves as a basis for harmonizing national
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The Uncitral Arbitration Law: a Good Model of a Model Law
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2023
The United Nations (UN) is the organization in charge of overseeing international commercial arbitration and the organization that drafted the international trade laws (ITL). Because of the varied nature of national laws pertaining to international commercial arbitration, the United Nations has developed its own model laws to serve as a guide for the ...
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The United Nations (UN) is the organization in charge of overseeing international commercial arbitration and the organization that drafted the international trade laws (ITL). Because of the varied nature of national laws pertaining to international commercial arbitration, the United Nations has developed its own model laws to serve as a guide for the ...
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Comments to the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures
2002Electronic signatures, together with certificates, are offered as a substitutive solution of hand-written signatures for a wide scale electronic commerce. The use of these electronic authentication techniques has suggested the need for a specific legal framework to reduce uncertainties, specially regarding to the legal effect that may result from the ...
Apollònia Martínez Nadal +1 more
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2018
The UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency 1997 was developed to address problems and procedural differences between the countries, when handling issues of international insolvency. It was prepared in the frame of, and promulgated by UNCITRAL, “with the goals of enhancing cooperation between the actors in cross-border insolvency, promoting legal
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The UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency 1997 was developed to address problems and procedural differences between the countries, when handling issues of international insolvency. It was prepared in the frame of, and promulgated by UNCITRAL, “with the goals of enhancing cooperation between the actors in cross-border insolvency, promoting legal
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Australia Adopts the UNCITRAL Model Law
Arbitration International, 1989On 3 November 1988 the Australian Attorney-General, Mr Lionel Bowen, introduced the International Arbitration Amendment Bill 1988 into the House of Representatives. The Bill was introduced into the Senate in April 1989, having passed all stages in the House of Representatives.
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UNCITRAL Model Law Adopted in Zimbabwe
Journal of African Law, 1997The Arbitration Act, 1996, provides for the adoption of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) model law on international commercial arbitration as the law of Zimbabwe. The Act also gives legal effect to the 10 June, 1958, Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Awards to which Zimbabwe is a party.
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A proposal for UNCITRAL to develop a Model Law on Warehouse Receipts
Uniform Law Review, 2017This article fleshes out a proposal made during the Fourth International Secured Transactions Colloquium, held in March 2017, for UNCITRAL to develop a model legal framework for warehouse receipts. It argues that most developing economies have sufficient warehousing infrastructure and secondary markets, but lack a modern warehouse receipts law.
Marek Dubovec, Adalberto Elias
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