APPOINTING ARBITRATORS IN AD HOC ARBITRATION: COMPARATIVE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR VIETNAM

Foreword Arbitration is becoming increasingly favored in both international and domestic commercial practice. Businesses and investors now prefer arbitration over litigation because it offers flexibility, confidentiality, and cross-border enforceability. Within this broad framework, ad hoc arbitration has attracted particular attention for the high degree of autonomy it grants to the disputing parties. It allows them… Continue reading APPOINTING ARBITRATORS IN AD HOC ARBITRATION: COMPARATIVE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR VIETNAM

PARTIES TO AN ARBITRATION AGREEMENT

Foreword An arbitration agreement, while fundamentally a contractual arrangement, operates within a unique hybrid framework that blends contractual principles with procedural rules of arbitration law, as well as the parties’ personal laws. The effectiveness of an arbitration agreement hinges not only on its form and scope, but also on whether the parties have the legal… Continue reading PARTIES TO AN ARBITRATION AGREEMENT