Titlebook: Confidentiality in Arbitration; The Case of Egypt Mariam M. El-Awa Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Arbitration

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Confidentiality and Privacy in the Egyptian Legal System,le would impose a duty of confidentiality in arbitration? Herein, I discuss the general principles on the substantive confidentiality and/or privacy in the laws of Egypt, and demonstrate that a general rule stipulating for confidentiality is in fact operative in the Egyptian legal system; i.e. the r

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Privacy and Confidentiality in the Judicial System,r otherwise, as their counterparts in the judicial system. Consideration in this part is given to the various stages of the judicial process for which the laws of procedure stipulate an express rule as to the extent of their publicity or confidentiality/secrecy.

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