French arbitration law & practice by Jean-Louis Delvolve, Gerald H. Pointon and Jean Rouche.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Netherland : Kluwer law International 2009.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 364 pISBN: - 9789041126900
- 341.5220944 DEL/FRE
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Table of Contents:
Part 1. The Concept and Scope of Arbitration: The Nature of Arbitration in French Law
Chapter 1. A brief survey of the history of arbitration in France
Chapter 2. French arbitration law today and its sources
Chapter 3. What is arbitration in French law?
Part 2. The Arbitral Process
Chapter 4. Institution of Arbitral Proceedings
Chapter 5. Arbitral Proceedings : General remarks on Arbitral Proceedings in French Law
Chapter 6. Arbitrators and the Law
Part 3. Arbitral Awards: Their Essential Features and Effect, Enforcement by the Courts, and Challenges
Chapter 7. Making an Arbitral Award : its Characteristics and Legal Effect
Chapter 8. Challenge of arbitral awards in French Cours d'Appel Part 4. Satisfaction of Awards by Processes of Execution: Enforcement of Awards against the French State or Foreign States
Chapter 9. Enforcement of awards against the French state or French Public Law Bodies
Chapter 10. Enforcement in France of Awards Against Foreign States and Entities under their Control
Appendices
Bibliography
Index