Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... parties are genuinely in no position to form an estimate for the Judge of when they will be ready for trial . Never- theless , at a relatively early stage in the proceedings of any commercial dispute , the real issues should , if the ...
... parties are genuinely in no position to form an estimate for the Judge of when they will be ready for trial . Never- theless , at a relatively early stage in the proceedings of any commercial dispute , the real issues should , if the ...
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... parties voluntarily become parties to an arbitration clause , which states , as most do , that an award shall be final and binding upon both parties , it is wrong — especially where one of the parties is foreign and , therefore , presum ...
... parties voluntarily become parties to an arbitration clause , which states , as most do , that an award shall be final and binding upon both parties , it is wrong — especially where one of the parties is foreign and , therefore , presum ...
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... parties , except with the express approval of the parties . ( vii ) The procedure for the appointment of a Judge as either Arbitrator or Umpire should be as simple as possible , because in many instances the requests for an appointment ...
... parties , except with the express approval of the parties . ( vii ) The procedure for the appointment of a Judge as either Arbitrator or Umpire should be as simple as possible , because in many instances the requests for an appointment ...
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Commercial Court Users Conference Report 1 | 1 |
CONSUMER PROTECTION | 172 |
Final Report of the Committee on Consumer Protection 271 | i |
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