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Arbitration Law of Brazil: Practice and Procedure 2nd ed

Joaquim T de Paiva Muniz, Ana Tereza Palhares Basilio

ISBN13: 9781937518790

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781929446988

Published: November 2015

Publisher: Juris Publishing

Country of Publication: USA

Format: Hardback

Price: £140.00

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Arbitration Law of Brazil: Practice and Procedure is a timely contribution to the development of commercial arbitration in Brazil, providing international practitioners and arbitrators with a useful reference tool to understand the Brazilian arbitral framework.

This book presents a clear outline of Brazilian arbitration legislation from a practical perspective, addressing the most relevant points in a direct and instructive manner. It reflects the experience of the authors, who are among the most prominent arbitration practitioners in Brazil.

Subjects:: Other Jurisdictions

Contents:: Summary Table of Contents; Detailed Table of Contents; Foreword; Professor Theóphilo de Azeredo Santos; About the Authors; About the Collaborators; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 Scope of the Book; Chapter 2 General Overview; 2.1. Historical Background of Arbitration In Brazil; 2.2. Definition and Nature of Arbitration Under the Brazilian Legal Framework; 2.3 The New Mediation Law; Chapter 3 Arbitrability; 3.1. Exposition of the Issue; 3.2. Subjective Limits to Arbitration – Who Can Be a Party to Arbitration; 3.3. Objective Limits to Arbitration - Matters that Cannot Be Arbitrated; 3.4. Arbitration Involving State Entities; 3.5. Procedure for Preliminary Questions that Cannot Be Arbitrated; Chapter 4 Law Applicable to the Merits; 4.1. Choice of Substantive Law; 4.2. Public Policy; 4.3. Judgment In Equity Ex Aequo Et Bono; 4.4. General Principles of Law, Commercial Usage, Custom, International Business Principles and Lex Mercatoria; Chapter 5 Arbitration Agreement; 5.1. Arbitration Agreements; 5.2. Arbitration Clauses: Nature and Validity; 5.3. Autonomy of Arbitration Clauses; 5.4. Negotiation and Drafting of an Arbitration Clause; 5.5. Scope of the Clause; 5.6. Language; 5.7. Seat of Arbitration; 5.8. Efficacy of Burdensome Arbitration Clauses; 5.9. Pathologic Arbitration Clauses; 5.10. Effects of Arbitration Clauses on Third Parties; 5.11. Specific Performance of Arbitration Clauses; 5.12. Submission Agreement; 5.13. Termination of the Arbitration Agreement; Chapter 6 Arbitrators; 6.1 Requirements that Should Be Met In Order to Serve as Arbitrator; 6.2 Number of Arbitrators; 6.3 Choosing the Arbitrators; 6.4 Chair of the Arbitral Tribunal; 6.5 Co-Arbitrators; 6.6 Secretary of the Arbitral Tribunal; 6.7 Procedure for Appointment of Arbitrators; 6.8 Arbitrators' Duties; 6.9 Challenge of Arbitrators; 6.10 Replacement of Arbitrators; 6.11 Arbitrators' Liability; 6.12 Arbitrators' Fees; Chapter 7 Conduct of Arbitral Proceedings; 7.1. Procedural Rules; 7.2. Mandatory Principles; 7.3. Confidentiality; 7.4. Representation of the Parties; 7.5. Initial Written Submissions; 7.6. Multiple-Party Disputes; 7.7. Third Party Intervention; 7.8. Formal Institution of the Arbitration; 7.9. Pleas Against Jurisdiction and/or the Arbitrator; 7.10. The Arbitral Tribunal's Competence to Rule on Its Own Jurisdiction; 7.11. Terms of Reference; 7.12. Mandatory Conciliation of the Parties; 7.13. Coercive and Urgent Measures During Arbitration; 7.14. Interlocutory Orders; 7.15. Summary Judgment; 7.16. Submission of Evidence; 7.17. Hearings; 7.18. Closing the Proceeding; 7.19. Repetition of Evidence, in the Case of Arbitrator Replacement; Chapter 8 The Award; 8.1. Time Limit to Issue the Award; 8.2. Formal Requirements of the Award; 8.3. Partial Arbitral Awards; 8.4. Settlement Award; 8.5 Scrutiny of the Award by the Arbitration Institution; 8.6. Delivery of the Arbitral Award; 8.7. Correction and Clarification of the Award; 8.8. Res Judicata in Arbitration; 8.9. Application to Set Aside an Arbitral Award; 8.10. Challenge to Judicial Enforcement of an Arbitral Award (Impugnação); 8.11. Decision on Costs and Expenses; 8.11.1. Attorney's Fees; Chapter 9 Recognition and enforcement of Foreign Awards; 9.1. Nationality of the Arbitral Award; 9.2. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards; 9.3. The New York Convention: The Main Rule on the Recognition of a Foreign Arbitral Award; 9.4. Hypotheses of Refusal of Recognition; 9.5. Recognition Procedure; APPENDICES; I Arbitration in Brazil: Case Law Perspective Arnoldo Wald and Raquel Stein; II Twenty Years of Brazilian Arbitration Law: Overview and Prospects Pedro A. Batista Martins and Bernard Potsch; III Some Remarks on Arbitration in Corporate Law Nelson Eizirik; IV CAM/CCBC – The outset of Brazilian Institutional Arbitration Carlos Suplicy de Figueiredo Forbes and Lenora Hage Santos Bento de Faria; V Comparison of the Major Brazilian Arbitration Chambers Joaquim de Paiva Muniz, Luis Alberto Salton Peretti, João Marçal Martins da Silva and Giovanny Ferreira Russo; VI Law no.; 9.307 of September 23, 1996 (Including the amendments introduced by Law no.; 13.129 of May 26, 2015); VII Reform of Brazilian Arbitration Law - Law No.; 13.129, of 26 May 2015; VIII Centro Brasileiro de Mediação e Arbitragem Arbitration Rules; IX CAM/CCBC Regulation 2012; X CIESP/FIESP Arbitration Rules; XI Arbitration Rules of Câmara De Arbitragem Empresarial – Brasil (CAMARB); Index