Description
This two-volume work provides an in-depth examination of foreign-related arbitration in China, combining detailed legal commentary with practical case analysis. The volumes offer comprehensive coverage of the legal framework governing international commercial arbitration involving Chinese parties and entities.
The commentary sections explain key concepts, statutory provisions, and procedural requirements relevant to foreign-related arbitration under Chinese law. The case studies illustrate how these principles are applied in practice, drawing from actual arbitration proceedings and court decisions.
Essential for legal professionals, arbitrators, and business practitioners engaged in cross-border disputes with Chinese involvement, this work bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical application. It addresses jurisdiction, admissibility, procedural rules, substantive law application, and enforcement of arbitral awards in the Chinese context.
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