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Arbitration as the Key to Legal Enforcement in ASEAN
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Dispute resolution in Asia
ASEAC Arbitration is a neutral and efficient way to solve disputes in Asia related trade and investment matters.
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ASEAC Arbitration Rules
ASEAC Rules offer a state-of-the-art and modern mechanism to settle Asia related disputes in an international spirit by institutional arbitration.
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ASEAC Model Clauses
The ASEAC Arbitration Clause and the ASEAC Choice of Law Clause are tailored for possible disputes and contracts between Asian and European Parties.
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ASEAC List of Arbitrators
The ASEAC List of Arbitrators entails skilled arbitrators with experience regarding Asia related disputes and is applied by the ASEAC Appointing Authority.
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Asian European Arbitration Centre (ASEAC)
formerly known as Chinese European Arbitration Centre (CEAC)
- First tailor-made arbitration centre for disputes between Asia and Europe
- Independent, non-governmental, non-profit arbitration institution
- Grants Asian, European and worldwide legal practitioners equal influence (through its shareholder, appointing authority and supervisory board)
- Provides a non-binding list of experienced arbitrators with a special focus on Asia
- By including the ASEAC Arbitration Clause in a contract, the Parties agree on the ASEAC Rules
ASEAC Rules
- are based on the neutral Arbitration Rules by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).
- are tailored to the Asian market, ensuring the enforceability of arbitral awards in Europe and Asia
- enable the parties to agree on a neutral set of rules as applicable law, such as the UNIDROIT Principles.
Arbitrators
Arbitrators appointed by ASEAC have proven experience in arbitration and Asia related business.
Arbitration Clause
The ASEAC model clause has a broad scope and submits any dispute arising out of or relating to the contract to ASEAC arbitration.
Choice of Law Clause
The ASEAC Choice of Law Clause offers the possibility to clarify the applicable substantial law to a dispute.
Shareholder ASEAA
The Asian European Arbitration Centre (ASEAC) is held by its sole shareholder, the Asian European Arbitration Association e.V. (ASEAA).
ASEAA does not interfere with the arbitration procedures. The purpose of the association is the promotion of arbitration and other out-of-court dispute resolution methods in European-Asian legal relations and in worldwide legal relations with Asia.