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Enforcement of Commercial Arbitral Awards in China, 2012 edition

Enforcement of Commercial Arbitral Awards in China, 2012 edition

Author: Clarisse von Wunschheim
Publisher: Thomson West
ISBN: 9780314608567
Published In: April 2012
Format: Paperback , 622 pages
Jurisdiction: China ? Disclaimer:
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This title overcomes cultural and linguistic barriers in describing and analyzing in a systematic and comprehensive manner the laws and provisions applicable to the enforcement of commercial arbitral awards in China. The title also provides a practical evaluation of the quality of the Chinese enforcement system of arbitral awards and its implications on the efficacy of the general arbitration system.

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Analyzes the grounds for nonenforcement of arbitral awards
Contains thorough citations to Chinese laws and rules, making research in traditionally hard-to-reach materials easier
Includes a chart containing original Chinese language titles of laws and rules, enabling advanced research
Includes appendixes with relevant source materials such as a list of technical terms with official Chinese translation
Introduces the relevant Chinese legal environment
Provides a comprehensive overview of the enforcement process for commercial arbitral awards
Provides extensive summaries of the most relevant case reports

Clarisse von Wunschheim

Von Wunschheim has been practicing law since 2002 in the area of international arbitration and litigation with a special focus on transnational disputes involving European companies.

Von Wunschheim has worked for a major law firm in Zurich, where she assisted clients in litigation and arbitration proceedings in the areas of corporate, general contract, and inheritance law, and for two major international law firms in Beijing, where she advised and represented foreign (primarily European) companies in commercial disputes regarding general contract law, joint ventures and other foreign direct investment projects, and intellectual property (IP) disputes. She also worked as a legal clerk at the District Court of Zurich.

Von Wunschheim is a member of the International Bar Association and the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA).

She received her master’s degree summa cum laude and the degree of Dr. iur. from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland.

She is the author or co-author of articles on arbitration law in China. In addition, she has spoken at conferences and seminars and given lectures at universities on legal issues relating to doing business in China, such as arbitration, IP protection, and starting up a company.

Enforcement of Commercial Arbitral Awards in China is the edited version of her doctoral thesis submitted on September 16, 2009, and accepted in November 2009 by the faculty of law of the University of Fribourg in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Dr. iur.