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Contractual Remedies in Asian Countries

Contractual Remedies in Asian Countries 1977 ] BOOK REVIEWS 10 9 the various instances for the establishment of arbitral tribunals and the enforcement of the latters' decisions. Special attention has been given to the increasingly important settlement of investment disputes and also to the use of arbitration in the various fields of economic devel­ opment. The Spanish book gives a "Spanish panorama" on international commercial arbitration, without neglecting a thorough discussion of the application of the 1953 Spanish arbitration statute. The author deals also with the impact which various arbitration conventions, to which Spain adheres on a bilateral or multilateral basis, will have on the practical aspects of enforcement of arbitration agreements and awards to which Spaniards, individuals and companies, are parties. These questions become important in view of the new introductory part to the Codigo Civil, in force since 29 July 1974, whic h deals in Chapters IV and V with questions arising under conflict of laws rules. Not less than 15 decisions of the Supreme Court of Spain on commercial arbit­ ration issues, mostly tendered in the 70's, are published unabridged (pp. 213-246), a most valuable contribution to a comparative study of arbit­ ration law and practice. The comparative survey of national http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Journal of Comparative Law Oxford University Press

Contractual Remedies in Asian Countries

American Journal of Comparative Law , Volume 26 (1) – Jan 1, 1978

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Publisher
Oxford University Press
Copyright
© 1978 by The American Society of Comparative Law, Inc.
ISSN
0002-919X
eISSN
2326-9197
DOI
10.2307/839780
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1977 ] BOOK REVIEWS 10 9 the various instances for the establishment of arbitral tribunals and the enforcement of the latters' decisions. Special attention has been given to the increasingly important settlement of investment disputes and also to the use of arbitration in the various fields of economic devel­ opment. The Spanish book gives a "Spanish panorama" on international commercial arbitration, without neglecting a thorough discussion of the application of the 1953 Spanish arbitration statute. The author deals also with the impact which various arbitration conventions, to which Spain adheres on a bilateral or multilateral basis, will have on the practical aspects of enforcement of arbitration agreements and awards to which Spaniards, individuals and companies, are parties. These questions become important in view of the new introductory part to the Codigo Civil, in force since 29 July 1974, whic h deals in Chapters IV and V with questions arising under conflict of laws rules. Not less than 15 decisions of the Supreme Court of Spain on commercial arbit­ ration issues, mostly tendered in the 70's, are published unabridged (pp. 213-246), a most valuable contribution to a comparative study of arbit­ ration law and practice. The comparative survey of national

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Published: Jan 1, 1978

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