Titlebook: Arbitration in China; Rules & Perspectives Giovanni Pisacane,Lea Murphy,Calvin Zhang Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Steven M. V. Gwynne,Erica D. KuligowskiAn arbitral award is final and is not subject to appeal (Article 9(1) AL); parties are under an obligation to spontaneously comply with by it (Article 62 AL). However, the losing party might disregard this obligation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20708-7Until the “CIETAC Split” in 2012, today’s SHIAC and SCIA were the sub-commissions of CIETAC respectively in Shanghai and Shenzhen. CIETAC had other two sub-commissions, located in Tianjin and Chongqing, which did not split and therefore are still its sub-commissions as of today.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230622487The following common practical questions have been selected as representative questions concerning arbitration in China. They are carefully devised to elaborate on the most important aspects of the arbitration process in China.

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Jurisdiction,Given that arbitral jurisdiction has its roots in the arbitration agreement (see § .), to decide on arbitral jurisdiction essentially means to determine.

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,A Recent Cause of Turmoil in the Landscape of Chinese Arbitration: The So-called “CIETAC Split”,Until the “CIETAC Split” in 2012, today’s SHIAC and SCIA were the sub-commissions of CIETAC respectively in Shanghai and Shenzhen. CIETAC had other two sub-commissions, located in Tianjin and Chongqing, which did not split and therefore are still its sub-commissions as of today.