Description
This brand new work covers the various ways in which arbitrators, arbitral awards and their enforcement can be challenged through the courts and via arbitral institutions.
The authors offer in-depth insights into both the Arbitration Act 1996 and challenges under important institutional rules. The book includes commentary on the law as it is (including relevant case law and commentaries) and an outlook on future developments. It offers practical guidance to those involved in bringing, or defending against, a challenge. It also provides context on how the English regime for challenges evolved and how it compares to other jurisdictions, particularly those following the UNCITRAL Model Law.
