International and Domestic Arbitration in Switzerland

The previous editions of this book have established themselves among the leading authorities on Swiss arbitration law. This fully revised and amended third edition provides a comprehensive analysis of all relevant aspects of international and domestic arbitration in Switzerland, addressing all major issues, including: the concept and sources of arbitration * arbitrability * the arbitration agreement * competence-competence and the autonomy of the arbitration agreement * the arbitral tribunal * the arbitral procedure * the arbitral award * setting aside proceedings against the award * the enforcement of arbitral awards, including the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. The book, frequently referred to by the Swiss Federal Supreme Court in its case law, is an indispensable tool for legal scholars conducting an in-depth analysis of a controversial issue. At the same time, it is an invaluable and user-friendly source of information and reference for arbitration practitioners in Switzerland and abroad. Its appendices contain useful additional materials, including a detailed table of cases and a most accurate translation of the provisions on arbitration of the Swiss Code of Civil Procedure and the Swiss Statute on Private International Law. [Subject: Arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Private International Law, Swiss Law]

Bernhard Berger is a Lecturer at the University of Berne and partner in Kellerhals Attorneys at Law, Basle/Berne/Zurich. Franz Kellerhals is Honorary Professor of the University of Berne and partner in Kellerhals Attorneys at Law, Basle/Berne/Zurich.