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On Grounds For Revocation Of Arbitral Awards In China

Posted on:2009-09-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H M LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2166360275970662Subject:Law
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With the rapid development of Chinese economy, civil and commercial disputes occur on a large scale. Arbitration, meanwhile, due to its highly autonomic, non-governmental and quasi-judicial natures, is generally welcomed into civil and commercial disputes resolution as a well-established means. However, activities of the arbitration can not be completely out of the country's judicial intervention and control. In order to supervise the arbitral activities, the system of revocation of arbitral awards has been provided and adopted in most countries. The grounds for the revocation of arbitral awards play an important role in this system. They have a direct bearing on the effect of awards and affect the realization of the parties` rights. Hence, it is meaningful to study the subject of the grounds for revocation of arbitral awards.This thesis is composed of four parts: introduction, chapter one, chapter two and chapter three.The introduction indicates the necessity of the revocation of arbitral awards.Chapter one provides an overview of arbitration in the history of evolution, then indicates the dual-system is adopted in the judicial practice of the revocation of arbitral awards and lists briefly seven grounds for the revocation of domestic arbitral awards and two ones for the revocation of international arbitral awards at last.Chapter two and three carry out a thorough analysis of the theories and practical application of the revocation of arbitral awards with some cases. Chapter two is divided into eight sections and chapter three five ones. The first section of each chapter reflects the application condition of the grounds for the revocation of arbitral awards, and the following sections are structured as the summary of the case, legal theories and case studies.
Keywords/Search Tags:dual-system, revocation of arbitral awards, case study
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