Service in international arbitration in light of articles 2 and 23 of the UNCITRAL rules and international practice

Article Abstract:

Articles 2 and 23 of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules focus on the requirement of a reasonable enquiry of the recipient, the reports about which should be well distributed to the parties and also state that setting time periods in case of any disputation is the responsibility of the Tribunal himself. Various examples prove that the issue of service is very close to the substantive law and service should not be only considered as a matter falling completely under the applicable procedural rules.

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Nouvelles de l'arbitrage a l'etranger

Article Abstract:

A study shows that new arbitration rules are being adopted by several countries, including China and Indonesia, whereas at the same place the UNCITRAL Arbitration rules are also being revised after thirty years of their adoption. The Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China, as well as the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators of Indonesia have already announced their new development and changes in the field of Arbitration Law.

China

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