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Singapore International Arbitration: Law & Practice, 2nd Edition

Singapore International Arbitration: Law & Practice, 2nd Edition

Author: David Joseph QC; David Foxton QC
Publisher: LexisNexis Singapore
ISBN: 9789814798228
Published In: June 2018
Format: Hardback + eBook , 760 pages
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This timely Second Edition provides a comprehensive survey of the law of international arbitration in Singapore. There are also important new chapters covering third party funding and the jurisdiction of the SICC in Singapore. The book updates the law, incorporates commentary on the most recent case law and the latest version of the SIAC Rules. Singapore is now recognised as one of the leading and fastest growing arbitral seats with a burgeoning case load in both commercial and investment treaty arbitration. The book covers both. This book gathers the leading names in international arbitration from both Singapore and the wider international community and so enables the reader to gain a unique insight and grasp of the fundamental principles of international arbitration in Singapore. The First Edition (2014) was widely cited in the courts of Singapore and practitioners can be confident of the authoritative stature of the Second Edition.

1. Framework of International Arbitration in Singapore
 2. The Arbitration Agreement
 3. Breach of the Arbitration Agreement: Stay of Judicial Proceedings and Injunctive Relief
 4. Commencing an Arbitration and Constituting the Tribunal
 5. Jurisdiction of the Arbitrators and Challenges to Jurisdiction
 6. The Procedural Course of the Arbitration
 7. Interim Measures in International Arbitration
 8. Evidence in Arbitration Proceedings
 9. Hearing
 10. Arbitration Awards
 11. Challenges to the Award
 12. Recognition and Enforcement of Awards
 13. Investment Treaty Arbitration
 14. Interpreting the Model Law: Methodology and the Singapore Experience
 15. Multi-tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses: Law and Practice
 16. Arbitration Funding in Singapore
 17. The Evolving Role of the Singapore International Commercial Court, Jurisdictional Issues and Enforcement Perspectives
 18. Procedures of the Singapore International Commercial Court

Authors include:
Chong Yee Leong, Bernard Hanotiau, Natalie Yap, Jern-Fei Ng, Dominic O’Sullivan QC, Dame Geraldine Andrews, Jordan Tan, Lim Wei Lee, Michael Hwang SC, Professor Robert Merkin QC, The Honorable Justice Clyde Croft, William Kinh Quoc Ho, David W. Rivkin, Christopher Tahbaz, Sam Wordsworth QC, Dr Jonathan Bonnitcha, The Honorable Frédéric Bachand, Fabien Gélinas AdE, Giacomo Marchisio, Andrew Hildebrand, Paul Tan, Colin Liew, Alastair Henderson, Gitta Satryani, Robert Rothkopf, The Hon Sir Bernard Eder, Shaun Leong.

David Foxton QC

David Foxton QC was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 1989, and was appointed QC in 2006, a Recorder in 2008 and a Deputy High Court Judge sitting in the Commercial Court, the Chancery Division and the Administrative Court in 2016. He has been a member of Essex Court Chambers since 1989, practising from London and Singapore. He is a member of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre and Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration panels of arbitrators. He holds degrees from Oxford University (MA, BCL) and King’s College, London (PhD) and is a Special Professor in law at the University of Nottingham, He has been called to the Bars of the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar.

David Joseph QC

David Joseph QC practises at Essex Court Chambers in London specialising in commercial law and international arbitration. He has appeared before arbitral tribunals and the courts of England, Singapore and Hong Kong in many of the leading cases in these fields. David Joseph was recently recognised by both Chambers Directory and Legal 500 as International Commercial Arbitration Queen’s Counsel of the year. He is also the author of Jurisdiction and Arbitration Agreements and their Enforcement.