Forum shopping in the international commercial arbitration context / edited by Franco Ferrari.
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TextPublisher: Munich, [Germany] : sellier european law publishers, 2013Copyright date: ℗2013Description: 1 online resource (472 pages) : illustrations, tablesContent type: - text
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- JX1971 .2013
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
For many, "forum shopping" is a term with disparaging connotations, indicating something "evil". That is why various policies against forum shopping exist, both on a domestic and an international level.
As for the reasons adduced in justification of this anti-forum shopping stance, they include the assertion that forum shopping goes against the principle of consistency of outcomes, that it overburdens certain courts and creates unnecessary expenses.
May a litigant pursue the most favorable, rather than the simplest or closest, forum? To what extent is forum shopping relevant in the international commercial arbitration context?
The contributions published in this book, written by renowned authors, provide answers to these and more questions.
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