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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- 1 The Concept and Sources of Arbitration
- 1.01
- A What is Arbitration?
- B Why do Parties Resort to Arbitration?
- C The Sources of the Law of Arbitration
- D Switzerland as a Leading Place of Arbitration
- 1.86
- 1 Chapter 12 PILA
- 2 Arbitration and arbitration-related institutions and activities in Switzerland
- a Introduction
- b ICC arbitration
- c Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution
- d Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
- e Basketball Arbitral Tribunal (BAT)
- f WIPO arbitration
- g WIPO domain name dispute resolution
- h World Trade Organization (WTO)
- i United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC)
- j Mechanisms settling WWII claims
- E Arbitration and the Courts
- 2 The Law of the Arbitration
- 2.01
- A Notions and Distinctions
- B The Determination of the Law of the Arbitration
- C Salient Features and Content of the lex arbitri , in Particular Chapter 12 PILA
- 3 The Arbitration Agreement
- 3.01
- A Introductory Remarks
- B The Arbitrability of the Dispute
- C The Form of the Arbitration Agreement
- D The Substantive Validity of the Arbitration Agreement
- 1 Applicable law(s)
- 2 Formation of the arbitration agreement
- 3 Defects in consent
- 4 Capacity and authority to agree to arbitration
- 5 Interpretation of the arbitration agreement
- 6 Objective scope of the arbitration agreement
- 7 Subjective scope of the arbitration agreement and extension to third parties
- 3.152
- 3.153
- 3.154
- a Transfer by assignment
- b Transfer by succession
- c Transfer by subrogation
- d Transfer in case of insolvency proceedings
- e Extension to a third-party beneficiary
- f Extension to third-party guarantors and similar relationships
- g Extension based on piercing the corporate veil
- h (No) Extension based on group of companies
- i Extension to a closely related legal relationship
- j Extension on the basis of implied consent
- 8 Termination of the arbitration agreement
- E The Conclusion of the Arbitration Agreement by Conduct
- 4 The Arbitral Tribunal
- 4.01
- A The Constitution of the Arbitral Tribunal
- 4.02
- 4.03
- 1 General rule: party autonomy
- 2 Appointment of arbitrators in institutional arbitration
- 3 Appointment of arbitrators in ad hoc arbitration
- 4 Constitution of the tribunal in multiparty arbitration
- 5 Review of the arbitration agreement in the context of the appointment of arbitrators
- B The Challenge of Arbitrators
- C The Replacement of Arbitrators
- D The Arbitrator’s Contract
- 5 The Jurisdiction of the Arbitral Tribunal
- 6 The Proceedings before the Arbitral Tribunal
- 6.01
- A Procedural Rules
- B The Hierarchy of the Rules Governing the Proceedings
- C The Arbitral Proceedings in Practice
- D Provisional Measures
- 6.84
- 6.85
- 6.86
- 6.87
- 1 Jurisdiction to order provisional measures
- 2 Provisional measures ordered by arbitral tribunals
- 3 Enforcement of provisional measures
- 7 The Law Applicable to the Merits and the Award
- 7.01
- 7.02
- A The Law Applicable to the Merits of the Dispute (Article 187 PILA)
- B International Public Policy and Mandatory Rules
- C The Arbitral Award
- 8 The Annulment and Enforcement of the Award
- 8.01
- 8.02
- A The Annulment of Awards
- 1 Statutory framework
- 2 Admissibility of the annulment action
- 3 Waiver of annulment
- 4 Annulment procedure
- a Form of the annulment application
- b Substantiation requirement
- c The Supreme Court’s power of review
- d No stay of the enforcement of the award
- e Costs
- f Written submissions and parties’ representation
- g The Supreme Court’s decision-making process
- h The Supreme Court’s decision
- i Publication and confidentiality
- 5 Grounds for annulment
- 8.130
- 8.131
- 8.132
- a Irregular constitution of the arbitral tribunal (Article 190(2)(a) PILA)
- b Incorrect decision on jurisdiction (Article 190(2)(b) PILA)
- c Award infra or ultra petita (Article 190(2)(c) PILA)
- d Violation of fundamental principles of procedure (Article 190(2)(d) PILA)
- e Violation of public policy (Article 190(2)(e) PILA)
- B The Revision of Awards
- C The Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
- 1 The Concept and Sources of Arbitration
- Further Material
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