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The New Progress in Chinese Arbitration Law |
Li Chen() |
School of Law, Fudan University, Shanghai 200438, China |
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Abstract The Chinese Arbitration Law of 1995, together with the Civil Procedure Law and other sources of arbitration laws, is served as the legal bases for the Chinese arbitration system. Compared with advanced arbitration systems in the world, there still exist some defects of the Chinese Arbitration Law due to its lack of rich legislative experience and the conservative attitude toward arbitration. However, the Judicial Interpretation by the Supreme Court of China in 1995 makes a progress in Chinese Arbitration Law by strengthening the support to arbitration, but not playing the interventionist role of it.
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Keywords
Chinese Arbitration Law
arbitration system
judicial interpretation
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Corresponding Author(s):
Li Chen,Email:chenl@fudan.edu.cn
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Issue Date: 05 September 2011
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