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Arbitration in Germany
Practical Law UK Practice Note 6-523-9833 (Approx. 34 pages)
Arbitration in Germany
by Dr Stephan Wilske (Partner) and Claudia Krapfl (Associated Partner), Gleiss Lutz
This note describes the most significant features of the arbitral process in Germany, including the German law regarding arbitration agreements, the duties and powers of the tribunal, the role of state courts, and the challenge and enforcement of awards.
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Resource ID 6-523-9833- Arbitrators and Appointments
- Applications to Court
- Interim Measures - Arbitration
- Procedure and Evidence - Arbitration
- Jurisdictional Issues - Arbitration
- National arbitration legislation
- Commencing an Arbitration
- Institutional and Ad hoc Arbitration
- Arbitral Awards and Challenges
- Multiparty Arbitration
- Enforcement - Arbitration
- Arbitration Agreements
- Costs and Funding - Arbitration
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