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The Legal Nature Of Arbitration Disputes In The Iraqi Market For Securities: A Comparative Study., Nasser Jalal, Zaala Said Yahya
The Legal Nature Of Arbitration Disputes In The Iraqi Market For Securities: A Comparative Study., Nasser Jalal, Zaala Said Yahya
UAEU Law Journal
Some Arab legislation pursues arbitration as a single machinery to resolve disputes arising in the stock markets. This includes the Temporary Law for Stock Markets of Iraq No. (74) issued in 2004, which dealt with arbitration as a key access to resolve disputes in the Iraqi Stock market. This trend has been addressed by the Arbitration Rules of Procedure of Iraqi Stock Market in 2008; the legislature believed in arbitration as a best approach to settle disputes which could arise either between brokers or between them and the dealers. This regulation raises several questions such as: is the nature of …
Arbitration In Disputes Between Traders In The Jordanian National Capital Market, Murad Mahmoud Almawajdeh
Arbitration In Disputes Between Traders In The Jordanian National Capital Market, Murad Mahmoud Almawajdeh
UAEU Law Journal
The Jordanian legislator has adopted voluntary arbitration system as an alternative means for the state judiciary to resolve the disputes between the traders in the national capital market of Jordan. Parties often seek to resolve their disputes through arbitration because of a number of perceived potential advantages over judicial proceedings: arbitration is often faster than litigation in court, it can be cheaper and more flexible for businesses, and arbitral proceedings are generally non-public and can be made confidential.
So, we discussed in this research the legal provisions for arbitration in light of rules and regulations of the Amman Stock Exchange …
Legal Aspects Of Recognition By Virtue Of Electronic Arbitration In The 1958 New York Convention, Dr. Ziad Khalifa Al-Anzi, Abdullah Hamid Algoiri
Legal Aspects Of Recognition By Virtue Of Electronic Arbitration In The 1958 New York Convention, Dr. Ziad Khalifa Al-Anzi, Abdullah Hamid Algoiri
UAEU Law Journal
The resolution instruments of e-commerce disputes and the e-arbitration have emerged and developed as the result of spreading of e-commerce. International conventions governing the arbitration have not kept pace with these developments. The Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, also known as the "1958 New York Arbitration Convention", is the most important of these conventions. This convention deals with many legal problems of the use of electronic means of arbitration, including the requirement of traditional writing of the arbitration agreement, submitting of the original agreement certified by the competent authorities and the exchange of notifications and …
Mediation Is A Means Of Settling Family Disputes: Study On The Jordanian Personal Status Law, Mohamed Khalaf Bani Salama
Mediation Is A Means Of Settling Family Disputes: Study On The Jordanian Personal Status Law, Mohamed Khalaf Bani Salama
UAEU Law Journal
The mediation gained great interest recently by jurists and scholars in order to search for the best ways to relieve on the convict and liabilities alike, the mediation association has resulted in all fields of life, especially in family life.
This study examined about the history of mediation, identity, types, advantages and objectives of the mediation, also it talked about the mediation as an alternative means to settle family disputes in the Jordanian Personal Status Law.
The researcher found in this study that the practice of the mediation is the strongest single administration in the dispute settlement movement, and that …
The Invalidity Of The Arbitration Award In The Saudi Law, Hussein Shehada Al Hussein
The Invalidity Of The Arbitration Award In The Saudi Law, Hussein Shehada Al Hussein
UAEU Law Journal
The judicial ruling is issued by the judges of the State whom are appointed, after the verification of certain conditions on both personal and scientific sides. Despite their scientific and practical qualification, the judgments of the State's jurisdiction shall be subject to appeal according to the judicial system of each country, unlike the arbitration awards. It should be noted that most of the Arab arbitration laws do not stipulate conditions in the arbitrator related to the scientific field , where the illiterate person in some countries can be arbitrator, The arbitration Law in Saudi did not require that the arbitrator …
The Problem Of Recourse To Arbitration In Intellectual Property Disputes Within National Laws: Comparative Study On Patent, Trademark And Copyright Disputes, Mahmoud Ismail Abu Turabi
The Problem Of Recourse To Arbitration In Intellectual Property Disputes Within National Laws: Comparative Study On Patent, Trademark And Copyright Disputes, Mahmoud Ismail Abu Turabi
UAEU Law Journal
This study tries to answer the following question: could the intellectual property rights being a subject of arbitration in case of dispute? To answer the question, we need to study the legal nature of the intellectual property and the legal basic to get protection. It is a comparative study between Jordanian law and French law.
Maintaining The Attractiveness Of Arbitration In A Changing World: The Acica Arbitration Rules And The Siac Arbitration Rules, Gabriel Moens, Camilla Andersen, Tracy Albin
Maintaining The Attractiveness Of Arbitration In A Changing World: The Acica Arbitration Rules And The Siac Arbitration Rules, Gabriel Moens, Camilla Andersen, Tracy Albin
UAEU Law Journal
Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration – Singapore International Arbitration Centre – Arbitration – Emergency Arbitrator – Interim Measures of Protection – Consolidation – Joinder – Confidentiality – Experts – Mediation – Judicialization of Arbitration – Popularity of Arbitration This article reviews the revised arbitration rules adopted by the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. The rules of these prominent arbitration institutions are described, analysed and compared with each other. The authors concentrate on the most important revisions, including those relating to emergency arbitrators, interim measures of protection, and consolidation and joinder, among others. …
The Extent Of The Arbitrator's Immunity And Liability For His Faults: Analytical Study In The Saudi And French Legal Systems, Dr. Osman Murad Khalak
The Extent Of The Arbitrator's Immunity And Liability For His Faults: Analytical Study In The Saudi And French Legal Systems, Dr. Osman Murad Khalak
UAEU Law Journal
This study deals with the examination of the immunity of the arbitrator and his responsibility for his mistakes in the performance of the arbitration task towards the parties to the arbitration dispute, in the Saudi and French systems. The arbitration function requires that the arbitrator adjudicate the disputes before him under the arbitration agreement. He must therefore enjoy the same immunity as a judge in the exercise of his or her functions so that he or she can carry out all his responsibilities without any fear of being liable and raised by the parties to the dispute, especially if his …
The Value And Viability Of The South China Sea Arbitration Ruling: The U.S. Perspective 2016–2020, Jonathan G. Odom
The Value And Viability Of The South China Sea Arbitration Ruling: The U.S. Perspective 2016–2020, Jonathan G. Odom
International Law Studies
In 2016, an international arbitral tribunal issued a landmark ruling addressing a number of international law issues in the South China Sea. Yet more than four years have passed since that ruling, and the South China Sea situation remains unresolved. The South China Sea arbitration ruling was a positive step in applying a rules-based approach to framing, managing and resolving some of these international disputes. Thus, the international community should reflect upon the value and viability of the arbitral tribunal’s ruling, to include viewing it from the current perspectives of individual States. This article provides a more detailed review and …
Seamen, Railroad Employees, And Uber Drivers: Applying The Section 1 Exemption In The Federal Arbitration Ace To Rideshare Drivers, Conor Bradley
Seamen, Railroad Employees, And Uber Drivers: Applying The Section 1 Exemption In The Federal Arbitration Ace To Rideshare Drivers, Conor Bradley
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
Section 1 of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA or the Act) exempts “seamen, railroad employees, [and] any other class of workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce” from arbitration. In 2019, the Supreme Court held in New Prime Inc. v. Oliveira that this provision exempted independent contractors as well as employees. This decision expanded the reach of the section 1 exemption and may affect the relationship between ridesharing companies, such as Uber, and their drivers. Previously, ridesharing companies argued that courts must enforce the arbitration clauses in their employment contracts because their workers were independent contractors and, therefore, section 1 …
Splitting Hairs: Resolving The Circuit Split On Aaa Incorporation In Class Arbitration Delegation, Jacob Petersen
Splitting Hairs: Resolving The Circuit Split On Aaa Incorporation In Class Arbitration Delegation, Jacob Petersen
Mitchell Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice
No abstract provided.
28 Usc § 1782 In Aid Of Foreign Arbitration: "A Tribunal By Any Other Name", Attilio M. Costabel
28 Usc § 1782 In Aid Of Foreign Arbitration: "A Tribunal By Any Other Name", Attilio M. Costabel
St. Thomas Law Review
No abstract provided.
Religious Alternative Dispute Resolution In Israel And Other Nations With State-Sponsored Religious Courts: Crafting A More Efficient And Better Relationship Between Rabbinical Courts And Arbitration Law In Israel, Michael J. Broyde, Ezra Ives
Religious Alternative Dispute Resolution In Israel And Other Nations With State-Sponsored Religious Courts: Crafting A More Efficient And Better Relationship Between Rabbinical Courts And Arbitration Law In Israel, Michael J. Broyde, Ezra Ives
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Mining In Guatemala: Human Rights And Investment Treaty Arbitration, Valentina Capotosto
Mining In Guatemala: Human Rights And Investment Treaty Arbitration, Valentina Capotosto
Human Rights Brief
No abstract provided.
Trapped At Sea: As Seafarers' Rights Erode During Covid-19 Pandemic, Arbitration Mechanism May Offer A Path For Redress, Shannon Quinn
Trapped At Sea: As Seafarers' Rights Erode During Covid-19 Pandemic, Arbitration Mechanism May Offer A Path For Redress, Shannon Quinn
Human Rights Brief
No abstract provided.
Forced Arbitration And Regulatory Power In International Sport - Implications Of The Judgment Of The European Court Of Human Rights In Pechstein And Mutu V. Switzerland, Lloyd Freeburn
Marquette Sports Law Review
No abstract provided.