Enforcement of international commercial arbitration awards

Author: Li Hu
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book explores the enforcement of arbitral awards in international commercial disputes, with a particular focus on the enforcement of arbitral awards in China. It comprehensively examines the fundamental concepts and arbitral awards of international commercial arbitration as the basis for in-depth research on the enforcement of such awards. It also addresses the issue of mutual recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards between the Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan regions and the mainland. In this book, the author utilizes a vast collection of Chinese and foreign legal literature and first-hand materials, combined with over seven years of practical experience in foreign-related arbitration, to employ comparative legal analysis methods in a thorough and systematic exploration of the enforcement of international commercial arbitral awards. This presents the system and inherent relationships of the enforcement of international commercial arbitral awards. Additionally, the author introduces and evaluates China's arbitral award enforcement system, summarizes existing problems, and proposes corresponding countermeasures. Another prominent feature of this book is its strong practicality. The author uses case studies to avoid empty theoretical teachings, explaining the specific provisions of the New York Convention through numerous new international cases, introducing interpretations widely accepted by the international community, and illustrating how Chinese courts interpret and apply the New York Convention and domestic laws concerning the enforcement of foreign-related arbitral awards by citing typical domestic cases. Through the analysis of specific cases, the author elaborates on their viewpoints. This book serves as a guide and reference for promoting attention to the issue of arbitral award enforcement within China's legal academia, arbitration community, and relevant judicial departments. It strengthens theoretical and practical research on the enforcement of arbitral awards and enhances the judicial standards of relevant personnel to correctly apply the Convention and related legal provisions.