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The Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) handles approximately 200 cases per year and is the busiest commercial arbitration in the Middle East. This Guide is the first comprehensive analysis of the DIAC arbitration rules, offering practitioners practical and procedural advice, capable of direct reference and application in DIAC-administered arbitrations.Structured in two parts, the Guide to the DIAC Arbitration Rules first provides the reader with an overview of arbitration in Dubai, particularly with regards to DIAC arbitration, then proceeds to analyse the rules article-by-article. Notably, the book includes analysis of the new DIAC Rules published in January 2018, alongside a discussion of the genesis of the new rules and DIAC's growth and development into a leading regional arbitration centre. Appendices include the Standard DIAC Arbitration Clause, the DIAC Arbitration Rules from 2007 and 2018, the Table of Fees and Costs 2007 and 2018, as well as UAE National Arbitration Law.The book is an invaluable tool for international arbitration practitioners practicing in the UAE, across the Middle East, and arbitration practitioners based in Europe, Asia and North America who work on Middle East arbitration matters.
This book investigates the procedural framework and practical application of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) rules to provide a comprehensive guide for legal practitioners. Faris Nasrallah, an expert in regional arbitration, utilizes his professional knowledge to dissect the 2018 DIAC rules. The text serves as a technical manual, bridging the gap between theoretical legal standards and the day-to-day requirements of managing commercial disputes within the Middle Eastern jurisdiction.
What You Will Find
Legal professionals identify this work as a primary reference for navigating the specific regulatory environment of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. Experts highlight the book's utility as a direct application tool for practitioners working on cross-border disputes in the Middle East.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2024-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198815395
ISBN-13:
9780198815396
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