Mustill and Boyd Commercial Arbitration (Set of 2 Vol)

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Contents
Volume I
Preliminary
Chapter 1.    Descriptive Introduction
Chapter 2.    What is an arbitration
Chapter 3.    Sources of arbitration law
Chapter 4.    The applicable law and the jurisdiction of the cout
Chapter 5.    Introduction
Chapter 6.    Agreement to refer future disputes
Chapter 7.    Agreements to refer existing disputes
Chapter 8     Arbitration and third parties
Chapter 9     Multiple arbitrations
Chapter 10   What matters may be arbitrated
Chapter 11   Capacity of parties
Chapter 12   The residual jurisdiction of the Court
Chapter 13   Scott v Avery Clauses
Chapter 14   Introduction
Chapter 15   Appointment of arbitrators and umpire
Chapter 16   Lapse of time
Chapter 17   The rights and duties of the arbitrator
Chapter 18   Capacity, qualifications, and impartiality of the arbitrator
Chapter 19   The arbitrator advocate : the umpire : disagreement
Chapter 20   Judicial arbitrators
Chapter 21   Procedural powers and duties
Chapter 22   A fair trial
Chapter 23   The Course of the reference : before the hearing
Chapter 24   The Course of the reference : the hearing and after
Chapter 25   Types of award
Chapter 26   Form and contents of award
Chapter 27   The effect of a valid award
Chapter 28   Enforcement of the award
Chapter 29   Judicial control : a historical survey
Chapter 30   Court proceedings wrongly brought
Chapter 31   Hopeless claims and defence
Chapter 32   Remedies available during the reference
Chapter 33   Remedies available after the reference
Chapter 34   Questions of jurisdiction
Chapter 35   Waiver
Chapter 36   Appeals
Chapter 37   Recourse against unappealable errors of law
Appendix I   Legislation affecting arbitration
Appendix II  Convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, Done at New York, on 10 June 1958
Appendix III Uncitral Model Law
Appedix IV   Arbitration Rules

Volume II
Part I A survey of the 1996 Act
A     Introduction
B     The origins of the 1996 Act
C     The Characteristics of the Act
D     The application of the Act
E     The essence of the Act
F     Other Changes in the law
G     Public Policy : arbitration and the State
H     The 1996 Act : its nature and interpretation
I       Other general questions
Part II     Noter – Up to the Second Edition
Part I –       Prelimiary
Part II –      The agreement to arbitrate
Part III –     Beginning and arbitration
Part IV –     The arbitrator
Part V –      The Conduct of the reference
Part VI –     The award
Part VII –    Problems and remedies
Appendices
Part III –  A Commentary on the 1996 Act
Introduction
Part I Arbitration Pursuant to an Arbitration Agreement
The arbitration Pursuant to an Arbitration Agreement
The arbitration agreement
Stay of legal proceedings
Commencement of arbitral Proceedings
The arbitral tribunal
Jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal
The arbitral Proceedings
Powers of court in relation to arbitral Proceedings
The award
Costs of the arbitration
Power of the court in relation to award
Miscellaneous
Supplementary
Part II Other Provisions relating to Arbitration
Domestic arbitration agreements
Consumer arbitration agreements
Small Claims in the country courts
Appointment of Judges as arbitrators
Statutory arbitrations
Part III Recognition and Enforcement of certain Foreign Awards
Enforcement of Geneva Convention awards
Recognition and enforcement of New York Convention awards
Part IV General Provisions
Appendices
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Author's Details
Sir Miachael J. Mustill
One of Her Majesty Lords Justices of Appeal of St. John’s College
Cambridge and Gray’s Inn
Stewart C. Boyd
of Trinity College, Cambridge and of the Middle Temple
One of Her Majesty’s Council
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