Complex Arbitrations: Multi-party, Multi-contract and Multi-issue is a fully updated and renewed second edition of the far-sighted 2006 guide that was extensively used and much appreciated worldwide. Arbitrations which involve two or more parties and complex multi-party issues are becoming very common and frequent year by year. This one-stop guide provides a comprehensive and unique in-depth analysis of the multiplicity of issues arising from multi-party and multi-contract arbitration. It includes the decisions of several hundreds of courts from all major arbitral jurisdictions in the world and ad hoc and institutional awards – published and unpublished – rendered in all parts of the world under the auspices of all leading institutions.
The book covers the theories based on which an arbitration clause may be “extended” to non-signatories, issues arising from groups of contracts, joinder of parties and consolidation of arbitration proceedings, enforcement of such awards and their res judicata effects are analysed in this book. The analysis highlights the following factors and issues:
The book also contains appendices specifying multi-party and multi-contract arbitration clauses, provisions of international conventions and relevant national legislative and institutional rules.