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التحكيم التجاري الدولي
international commercial arbitration

explains the difference between ad hoc arbitration, where the parties
administer the arbitration themselves, and institutional arbitration, where an
arbitral institution assists in administering the arbitration, including providing
facilities and assisting the parties in the appointment of arbitrators. Under an ad
hoc arbitration, the parties may have agreed exhaustively on the procedures to be
followed, where the hearing takes place, and so on. Or they may simply
incorporate the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules into their contract, which were
designed with this purpose in mind.
Under an institutional arbitration, the institution will have a set of rules which
apply to all arbitrations it administers. For example, the Australian Centre for
International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA) has the ACICA Arbitration Rules.
The arbitral institutions considered in this book are those available in the
jurisdictions under consideration – Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia
and China.

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