ARBITRATION LAW OF SWITZERLAND: PRACTICE & PROCEDURE

Author(s): 

Philippe Bärtsch

Dorothee Schramm

ISBN: 

978-1-937518-38-7

Page Count: 

206 pages

Published: 

April, 2014

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION 1.1 History and Current Legislation on Arbitration 1.1.1 Historical Evolution of Law Relating to Arbitration 1.1.2 Current Law 1.1.3 Law Reform Projects 1.1.4. Confidentiality and Publication of Awards 1.2 Arbitration Infrastructure and Practice in Switzerland Chapter 2: CURRENT LAW AND PRACTICE 2.1 Arbitration Agreement 2.1.1 Validity of Arbitration Agreements 2.1.2. Enforcing Arbitration Agreements 2.1.3 Extension of Arbitration Agreements to Third Parties 2.1.4 Termination and Breach 2.2 Doctrine of Separability 2.3 Jurisdiction 2.3.1 The Arbitral Tribunal’s Decision on Jurisdiction 2.3.2 Competence-Competence 2.3.3 Jurisdiction in the Context of Parallel Proceedings 2.4 Arbitrability 2.4.1 Notion of Arbitrability 2.4.2 Objective Arbitrability 2.4.3 Subjective Arbitrability and Capacity 2.5 Arbitral Tribunal 2.5.1 Appointment of Arbitrators 2.5.2 Challenge and Removal 2.5.3 Arbitrator Liability and Immunity 2.6 Conducting the Arbitration 2.6.1 Law Governing the Procedure 2.6.2 Conduct of the Arbitration 2.6.3 Taking of Evidence 2.6.4 Interim Measures of Protection 2.6.5 Interaction between National Courts and Arbitral Tribunals 2.6.6 Participation of Third Parties 2.6.7 Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings 2.6.8 Law and Rules of Law Applicable to the Merits 2.6.9 Costs 2.7 Arbitral Award 2.7.1 Types of Awards 2.7.2 Form Requirements 2.7.3 Decision Making 2.7.4 Effects of the Award 2.7.5 Correction, Supplementation, and Amendment 2.8 Challenge and Other Actions against the Award 2.8.1 Setting Aside 2.8.2 Revision of the Award Chapter 3 RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF AWARDS 3.1 Awards Rendered in Switzerland 3.1.1 Certificate of Enforceability 3.1.2 Enforcement Procedure 3.2 Foreign Awards 3.2.1 Statutory Regime 3.2.2 Distinction between Recognition and Enforcement 3.2.3 Application of the New York Convention by Local Courts Chapter 4 THE SWISS RULES OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND THE PRACTICES OF THE SWISS CHAMBERS’ ARBITRATION INSTITUTION 4.1 History and Background 4.2 Institutional Structures and Their Role 4.3 Scope of Application of the Swiss Rules 4.4 Initiating an Arbitration 4.5 Arbitrators 4.6 Designing and Conducting Efficient Proceedings 4.7 Registration Fee, Arbitrators’ Fees, Administrative Costs and Other Costs 4.8 Other Salient Features of the Swiss Rules 4.9 Statistics and Conclusion 4.10 Model Arbitration Clause APPENDIX Major Arbitration Institutions Cases Bibliography Swiss Rules of International Arbitration INDEX

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