
Arbitration and the Courts
How National Courts deal with Arbitration
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This book contains a critical analysis of the arbitral decisions of the National Courts and how they affect arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism. It seeks to answer questions such as; have the Courts supported Arbitration, or have they viewed Arbitration as a competitor to their jurisdiction hence the need to shoot it down? Has there been consistence in the arbitral decisions by the Courts, if not what are the recommendations and solutions to ensure that the arbitration process is predictable and reliable. In order to attract foreign direct investments, National Courts must support ar...
This book contains a critical analysis of the arbitral decisions of the National Courts and how they affect arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism. It seeks to answer questions such as; have the Courts supported Arbitration, or have they viewed Arbitration as a competitor to their jurisdiction hence the need to shoot it down? Has there been consistence in the arbitral decisions by the Courts, if not what are the recommendations and solutions to ensure that the arbitration process is predictable and reliable. In order to attract foreign direct investments, National Courts must support arbitration since it is a more efficient dispute resolution mechanism.