How to resolve the CIETAC dispute: rebranding

The bitter dispute between CIETAC and its sub-commissions that has cast a shadow over dispute resolution in China may finally be over with the establishment of the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre

4 minute readApril 26, 2013 at 03:40 AM
By
clpstaff

It has almost been a year since CIETAC's amended Arbitration Rules came into effect on May 1 2012. After those new Rules came out, the Shanghai sub-commission of CIETAC declared that it was an independent arbitration body and would follow its own rules and appoint its own panel of arbitrators.

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