@article{21810,
      recid = {21810},
      author = {Wang, Sheng-ch°ang,},
      title = {Resolving disputes in the PRC : a practical guide to  arbitration and conciliation in China /},
      pages = {i, 354 pages ;},
      note = {Price : NLG 304.56; Inv.# 153839; Date 18/11/97; Supplier  : Nedbook International, Amsterdam; Recd 21/11/97; FT Law &  Tax Asia Pacific An imprint of Pearson Professional Asia  Pacific Suite 1808 Asian House 1 Hennessy Road Wan Chai  Hong Kong Tel : (852) 2863 2600 Fax : (852) 2520 6646  Internet : pphkg@hk.super.net Web : www.pearson-pro.com.hk  Table of Contents : 1. Introduction : Arbitration as a  method of dispute resolution; Conciliation as a method of  dispute resolution; China's attitude towards arbitration  and conciliation; 2. Legal framework of arbitration and  conciliation : The arbitration law; Other laws and  regulations; The 1958 New York Convention; The UNCITRAL  Model Law as a guide; 3. International vs. domestic  arbitration : The definition of international and domestic;  The distinction between international and domestic  arbitration; The international arbitration institutions;  The domestic arbitration institutions; The China  Arbitration Association; Ad hoc arbitration; 4.  Conciliation : Different conciliation techniques; Beijing  Conciliation Centre; Local conciliation centres;  Conciliation rules; Ethical rules for conciliators; Joint  conciliation; 5. Combining arbitration with conciliation :  Definition; Advantages; Procedure; Settlement; Effect on  arbitration; 6. Six CIETAC and CMAC : History of CIETAC;  History of CMAC; CIETAC and CMAC personnel; The role of  CIETAC and CMAC in proceedings; Services offered; The  secretariats; Breakdown of caseload; Schedule of costs; 7.  Arbitration agreement : Forms of arbitration agreement;  Arbitrability; Requirements for a valid arbitration  agreement; Invalid arbitration agreements; The doctrine of  severability; Effect of an arbitration agreement; Waiver of  an arbitration agreement; Recommended arbitration clauses;  Precautions relating to arbitration agreements; 8.  Jurisdiction issues : Law and rules; Kompetenz-Kompetenz;  Authority of the arbitration commission; Competence of  arbitrators; Jurisdiction decisions made by courts of law;  Time limit for jurisdiction plea; Jurisdiction plea in  setting aside procedure or enforcement procedure; 9. The  parties : The proper party to an arbitration; The proper  party in special cases; Multi-party arbitration; 10.  Interim measures : Definition; Competent courts;  Application; Requirements for interim measures; The ruling;  Pre-arbitration interim measures; Available measures;  Consequences of wrongful application; 11. Arbitrators :  Qualifications; Panel of arbitrators; CIETAC panel of  arbitrators; Code of ethics; Selection of arbitrators;  Challenging and replacing arbitrators; Liability of  arbitrators; 12. Arbitration proceedings : Applicable  arbitration rules; Place of arbitration; Language of  proceedings; Representation; Application for arbitration;  Notice of arbitration; Transmission of the documents;  Statement of claim, defence and counterclaim; Deposit of  costs; Service of documents; Time periods; Pre-hearing  meetings; Examination of cases; Use of experts; Evidence;  Default; Summary procedure; Types of awards; Making of  awards; Correction of and addition to awards; Costs  allocation; Applicable law; 13. Setting aside arbitral  awards : The parties; Competent court and venue; Documents  required; Fees; Grounds for setting aside; Time limit for  action; Time limit for ruling; Re-arbitration; Effect of  setting aside; Remedies; 14. Enforcement of arbitral awards  : Legal basis for enforcement of arbitral awards; The  parties; Competent court and venue; Documents required;  Representation and assistance; Fee; Time limit for action;  Grounds for refusal of enforcement; Pre-reporting mechanism  for enforcement; Coercive means of enforcement; Suspension,  adjournment or termination of enforcement; Remedies for  refusal of enforcement; Appendices : 1. Arbitration law of  the People's Republic of China; 2A. CIETAC arbitration  rules; 2B. CMAC arbitration rules; 3. CIETAC and CMAC :  stipulations for appointment of arbitrators; 4. The model  domestic arbitration rules; 5. China Council for the  promotion of international trade (China Chamber of  International Commerce) Beijing Conciliation Centre Rules  of Conciliation;.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/21810},
}