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Bernard Hanotiau

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Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawSelected Asian countries

Non-signatories, Groups of Companies and Groups of Contracts in Selected Asian Countries: A Case Law Analysis

Bernard Hanotiau’s article analyses published decisions from selected Asian countries concerning non-signatories, groups of companies and groups of contracts.

Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawBelgium, France

Arbitrability, Due Process, and Public Policy Under Article V of the New York Convention Belgian and French Perspectives

Bernard Hanotiau’s article in the Journal of International Arbitration examines the limits of arbitrability, due process and public policy under Article V of the 10 June 1958 New York Convention.

Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawGlobal

Problems Raised by Complex Arbitrations Involving Multiple Contracts—Parties—Issues an Analysis

Bernard Hanotiau authored the academic publication “Problems Raised by Complex Arbitrations Involving Multiple Contracts—Parties—Issues An Analysis” in Journal of International Arbitration, published on 2001-06-01.

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Non-signatories, Groups of Companies and Groups of Contracts in Selected Asian Countries: A Case Law Analysis

Arbitrability, Due Process, and Public Policy Under Article V of the New York Convention Belgian and French Perspectives

Problems Raised by Complex Arbitrations Involving Multiple Contracts—Parties—Issues an Analysis

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