Pakistan has recently reformed its arbitration laws and laws on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration agreements and awards. These reforms relate to both international commercial and investment arbitration. This book highlights the changes brought about by the recent enactments and explains the relationships between the old and new legislation. It provides a detailed and up-to-date analysis of Pakistani case law on foreign arbitration agreements and awards. Part I describes the background of arbitration laws in Pakistan. Part II explains the applicable substantive and procedural rules for the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration agreements and awards and other important issues, such as the severability of arbitration clauses from main agreements, questions of public policy, and interim measures supporting foreign arbitration. Part III analyses the recent enactments that implement the New York and the ICSID Conventions in Pakistan.

Comprehensive case law on Pakistani commercial arbitration Clarifications on enforcement of foreign arbitration agreements and awards in Pakistan Commentary on up-to-date Pakistani arbitration laws and practice Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext
Ahmad Ali Ghouri is a Lecturer of Law at the University of the Punjab, Pakistan and a prominent practitioner in the field of international arbitration. Through his practice, academic writing and teaching, he has contributed to the shaping of contemporary international arbitration law and practice.

Inhalt
Introduction.- Analysis of the AA-APC Regime.- The Position of New REFA and AIDA Regimes.- Conclusions.