International Arbitration in Asian Centres
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants would be able to:
1. Gain comprehensive knowledge of the arbitration rules and procedures administered by prominent Asian arbitration centers such as SIAC, HKIAC, and MCIA, with comparative insights into CIETAC and KLRCA rules;
2. Analyze the salient features of these arbitral institutional rules, including the utilization of cutting-edge procedures such as emergency arbitrator and expedited arbitration, as well as consolidation and joinder mechanisms;
3. Evaluate the arbitral legislative frameworks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and India, and develop an understanding of the role of courts in each jurisdiction concerning challenges to tribunal jurisdiction, enforcement, and setting aside of awards, through in-depth case studies; and
4. Explore the interplay between arbitration and mediation in the Asian context, examining the unique relationship between these dispute resolution mechanisms and their implications for resolving commercial disputes effectively in the region.
What You'll Learn
This course will give the students an in-depth look at how cases proceed under the SIAC, HKIAC and MCIA rules, with some comparative coverage of the CIETAC and KLRCA rules. Highlighted will be�the�salient features of these arbitral institutional rules including the introduction of cutting edge�procedures such as�the emergency arbitrator and expedited arbitration procedures and consolidation/joinder.�The course will also provide a comparative analysis of the arbitral legislative framework in Singapore, Hong Kong and India and offer an in-depth analysis, with case studies, of the role of the courts in Singapore, Hong Kong and India in dealing with specific issues such as challenges to tribunal jurisdiction, enforcement and setting aside�of awards. Finally, the course will also look at the peculiar relationship between arbitration and mediation in Asia.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law