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000020915 1001_ $$aO'reilly, Michael,$$eauthor.
000020915 24510 $$aCosts in arbitration proceedings :$$b[a handbook] /$$cby Michael O'Reilly.
000020915 250__ $$aFirst edition.
000020915 264_1 $$aLondon :$$bLloyd's of London Press,$$c1995.
000020915 300__ $$axx, 154 pages ;$$c24 cm
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000020915 500__ $$aPrice : ; Supplier : Dawson UK; Revd 27/03/96; Contents : 1. Introduction to costs in arbitration proceedings : 1.1 Commercial arbitration and its costs; 1.2 The purpose, nature and the applicability of the English law of costs in arbitration; 1.3 The award as to costs as an integral part of the overall award; 1.4 The sources of the law of costs in arbitration; 1.5 Party autonomy and agreements as to costs; 2. The arbitrator's fees and expenses : 2.1 The arbitrator's entitlement to fees and expenses; 2.2 The terms of the arbitrator's agreement; 2.3 The arbitrator's award as to his own fees and expenses; 2.4 The arbitrator's lien; 2.5 The proper level of fees; 2.6 The arbitrator's entitlement to be reimbursed for reasonable expenses; 2.7 Challenging an arbitrator's award as to his fees and expenses; 2.8 The arbitrator's entitlement to fees where an application is made against the arbitrator or his award; 3. The costs of the reference and award : general principles : 3.1 The arbitrator's power and duty to award costs; 3.2 The direction TO AND BY WHOM costs are to be paid; 3.3 The direction IN WHAT MANNER costs are to be paid; 3.4 The discretion as to the allocation of liability for costs; 3.5 The identity of the SUCCESSFUL PARTY; 3.6 Claims and counterclaims; 3.7 Proper grounds for declining to make the usual order (i.e., that the successful party should have his reasonable costs); 4. Award as to costs : practical considerations : 4.1 The requirement for an award; 4.2 Procedure when making an award as to costs : submissions; 4.3 The provision of reasons for an award as to costs; 4.4 Special costs orders in relation to issues which arise during the proceedings; 4.5 Costs orders where there has been a notice to admit facts or documents; 4.6 The award as to costs : terms specifying the basis on which costs are to be computed; 4.7 Apportionment of costs; 5. Taxing or settling costs : 5.1 TAXING or SETTLING costs; 5.2 The costs of taxation or settlement; 5.3 Taxation in the court following arbitration proceedings; 5.4 Taxation or settlement of costs by the arbitrator; 5.6 Time factors; 5.7 Costs of legal representation; 5.8 Witnesses and evidence; 5.9 Client's internal costs; 5.10 Costs of a note; 5.11 General expenses incurred in the reference; 5.12 Value added tax; 5.13 Set-off of costs; 5.14 Agreements bearing on the level of costs awarded; 6. Security for the costs of arbitration proceedings : 6.1 The authority to order security for costs; 6.2 Applications to the High Court for security for costs; 6.3 Applications to the Court in respect of a limited company; 6.4 Security for costs applications in international arbitrations; 6.5 Security for costs where the arbitration is purely on documents; 6.6 Security for costs when there is a counterclaim; 6.7 The timing of an application for security for costs; 6.8 Security for costs provisions in the arbitration agreement or rules; 6.9 The order for security for costs and its consequences; 6.10 Security for the arbitrator's costs; 6.11 The ordering of security by an arbitrator : practical considerations; 7. Offers of settlement : costs protection : 7.1 Offers and costs protection; 7.2 Order 22 of the rules of the Supreme Court; 7.3 Offers in arbitration proceedings compared with payments into court; 7.4 Classification of offers in arbitration proceedings; 7.5 The offer as a precise benchmark; 7.6 Time factors associated with offers of settlement; 7.7 The scope and financial terms of the offer; 7.8 Offers where there is a counterclaim; 7.9 Counter-offers; 7.10 Amendments made to case subsequent to an offer; 7.11 Offers and privilege; 8. Applications to the Court in respect of costs : 8.1 Applications to the Court concerning costs; 8.2 Applications for reasons for the award as to costs; 8.3 Applications on grounds that the award as to costs is defective; 8.4 Procedures relating to the challenge of an award as to costs; 8.5 Challenging the arbitrator's assessment of the costs of the award under section 19 of the Arbitration Act 1950; 8.6 Application to the Court under section 18(4) of the 1950 Act for an extension of time for applying for an order for costs; Appendix A. Bills of costs; Appendix B. Legislation and rules of the Supreme Court;.
000020915 500__ $$aCover title: Costs in arbitration proceedings. A handbook.
000020915 650_0 $$aArbitration and award$$xCosts$$zGreat Britain.
000020915 650_0 $$aArbitration, Industrial$$xCosts$$zGreat Britain.
000020915 650_0 $$aMediation$$xCosts$$zGreat Britain.
000020915 650_0 $$aDispute resolution (Law)$$xCosts$$zGreat Britain.
000020915 650_4 $$aCOSTS PROTECTION : ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS
000020915 650_4 $$aLAW AND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCES : ARBITRATORS : FEES
000020915 650_4 $$aLAW AND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCES : ARBITRATION
000020915 650_4 $$aLAW AND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCES : ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS : COSTS
000020915 651_0 $$aGreat Britain$$xCommerce$$xLaw and legislation.
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000020915 942__ $$cMON
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