…have been regarded since their publication in May 2013 as fairly controversial. The IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence were perhaps regarded with as much scepticism upon their release,…

…to an arbitration institution or other designated authority under the applicable rules. Such an approach may ensure against disaster in the selection process. But as a negotiation objective this is…

…of Rules (Belgrade Rules) which provide for a modern and efficient procedural framework for arbitral proceedings. The Belgrade Rules draw upon some of the leading international arbitration rules (including the

the internal jurisdictional dispute between Beijing and the two sub-commissions has loomed large, resulting in the latter two declaring independence, re-naming themselves and introducing new arbitration rules (see previous Kluwer…

…advance focused on the consequences of nondisclosure, namely adverse inferences and the sanctioning of counsel. Article 9(5) of the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration and…